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I'm Paul Morrow and this is the Fox True Crime Podcast.

Thank you. On December 4th, United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed outside of a hotel in Midtown

Manhattan.

26-year-old Luigi Mangione was arrested five days later in Altoona, Pennsylvania.

He faces 11 charges, one of which being first-degree murder in the furtherance of terrorism.

The alleged shooter has since developed a cult following of supporters who have donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to his defense.

If the case ends up going to trial,

it's expected to be one of the most watched court battles in American history.

Joining me today with a look at what Mangione's defense strategy could entail

is criminal defense attorney Mark Eglarsh.

So Mark, Luigi Mangione remains a subject of great interest to the public.

We don't care about that.

We care about the law.

We want to talk about the case.

So can you frame for us procedurally where the Luigi Mangione case is right now?

Well, right now his attorneys are gathering discovery, a fancy name for evidence to find out what the state or the government plans to use against him.

The truth of the matter is, this is all a slow, guilty verdict ultimately.

I don't see how he could somehow be able to convince all 12 jurors that he didn't know right from wrong,

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