Day number six of the hearings for the Luigi Mangione case, the, what we will call

them the suppression hearings, the attempt of the defense to suppress a lot of the evidence

and the prosecution to keep all of this evidence in. And today it's been reported that the Manhattan DA's office will interview over 20-something

witnesses in regards to the evidence in the Luigi Mangione case in order to keep some

of the evidence that they claim that the police in Altoona,

Pennsylvania should have gotten a warrant to search for.

And many other legal issues, but this case is not being tried during these hearings.

What the prosecution is trying to do is to keep as much of the evidence in as possible.

And what the defense is trying to do is they're trying to convince the judge that the rights

of their client, Luigi Mangione, wanted for the cold-blooded murder of United Healthcare CEO

Brian Thompson that his rights were violated in some way. So, folks, if you like us,

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off-the-cuff family. We're going to get into this in more depth because I think this case has a great deal of

interest and we're going to tell you why and explain some of the legal intricacies.

So folks, hold on to your hats, hold on to your loved ones, hold on to your service dog,

hold on to your wig. You're about to your service dog. Hold on to your wig.

You're about to enter true crime from a police perspective.

You're about to enter the off-the-cuff zone.

The police off-the-cuff-cuff-zone.

It has to be some common sense.

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