Welcome to M.K. True Crime. I'm Jonas Spielbore, your host today. I'm a criminal defense lawyer and founding attorney of Johnis Spilbore Law. Here's what's on the docket today.

This week marks the one year anniversary of the murder of United Health Care CEO Brian Thompson

and his killer, Luigi Mangione, is back in court for pretrial hearings in the state case.

We'll bring you the latest.

Brian Walsh, a Massachusetts man, is standing trial this week on charges he murdered his wife.

We'll bring you up to speed on the case. And a high school football coach has vanished into thin air after charges

involving child sexual abuse material and soliciting minors were revealed. I'm joined today by fellow

M.K. True Crime contributors, Dave Aaronberg, who's a former

state attorney for Palm Beach County, Florida, managing partner at Dave Aaronberg Law and the Florida man.

Florida law man. Oh, sorry. How could I forget? The Florida law man. Big difference.

Trademarked, of course.

And Mark Eglars, former prosecutor, current criminal defense attorney, fashion mogul, and the pickleball wizard, not trademark, who you can find at speak to mark.com.

Okay, guys, we're going to start with Luigi Mangione, because there's no shortage of fun facts there.

Okay.

So as most people within the sound of our voice knows, Luigi Mangione is the man who is

accused in both state and federal court of murdering in cold blood because most of us

saw it with our own eyes, the CEO of United Healthcare Brian Thompson, who happens to be

a father of two. And we have seen the video and we're going to roll that thought in a minute

of a dark, shadowy figure coming up behind Brian Thompson in the middle of a busy Manhattan Street early in the morning, shooting him cold-bloodedly in the back.

Well, a year later, on the state case, his defense team has filed a slew of motions, as we normally do in most cases, murder or otherwise, to suppress the evidence that is going to be used at trial if the prosecution is successful and they beat this motion.

And that evidence includes things such as the 3D printed gun that was in his backpack,

his backpack, a manifesto that was also collected out of his backpack, and some other accoutrements

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