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Luigi Mangione is anticipated to enter a guilty plea on Friday in connection with federal charges alleging he stalked and murdered UnitedHealthcare Chief Executive Officer Brian Thompson, according to individuals with knowledge of the proceedings. The expected plea agreement marks a significant development in a case that has drawn widespread national attention since Thompson’s killing.
Sources briefed on the matter disclosed the anticipated guilty plea to ABC News, though formal court filings had not yet been made public. The federal charges encompass both the stalking and murder allegations against Mangione in connection with Thompson’s death.
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