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Tonight on 360, how the suspected New York CEO killer was caught and what police found

tying him to the crime. Also,

all were learning about his seemingly straight arrow background and why he was, for all intensive

purposes, invisible to authorities until his capture. Plus, a report from inside Syria and what's

being found after the fall of its brutal dictator in the hideous chambers of his most notorious prison.

Good evening, thanks for joining us. We left you Friday with the suspect in the New York

sidewalk assassination of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson still at large. We begin tonight

with him in custody in just a short time ago entering a courthouse in rural Pennsylvania

for a preliminary arraignment. His name is Luigi Mangione.

He's been charged with five criminal counts, but not yet with murder. He was arrested at McDonald's

and Al-Tuna about a two hours drive from Pittsburgh and five hours or so by car from Midtown

Manhattan where the killing took place. According to the criminal complaint, Al-Tuna police

responded to a worker's

tip, found him sitting with a laptop and wearing a blue medical mask. An officer asked him to pull that

mask down and recognized him as the suspect. When asked if he'd been to New York recently,

police say that the man said, quote, well, the man became quiet and started to shake, in the words of the police.

Announcing the arrest earlier today, New York police officials laid out some of the evidence they have,

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