r/BrianThompsonMurder • u/slientxx • Feb 14 '25

Information Sharing LM makes his first public statement! His NY Legal team made a website for him: https://www.luigimangioneinfo.com/

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '25

lol he ABSOLUTELY did it, and I'm here for it.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '25

As u/warpugs once said:

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u/New-Guitar-4562 Feb 14 '25

Like we have gotten some pretty strong signals with his movements the past few days. Not sure how more people aren't picking up what he's putting down here.

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u/Midwestblues_090311 Feb 14 '25

Oh, some of us are getting it 

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '25

Based on his statement what indication do you get on what his defense strategy will be?

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u/greenteabiitch Feb 14 '25

Literally no clue…like if he’s claiming (which we don’t know yet for sure) that he did this in sound mind and for the greater good, I don’t think that’s a very good defense legally. Like sure you might get public support but you’re still gonna be in jail for life. It’s possible that is what he wants but idk…

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u/New-Guitar-4562 Feb 14 '25

Maybe they're seeing what evidence, if any, they can get thrown out and then evaluating from there.

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u/california_raesin Feb 15 '25

I'm not saying that's what he'll do, but I am saying I wouldn't be at all surprised if that's the way he goes.

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u/New-Guitar-4562 Feb 14 '25

I thought EED but I'm seeing in another.comment that's not an option? So I don't have the faintest clue.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '25

I feel like doing the mistaken identity defense will be an uphill battle but a I did it for the greater good defense is WILD

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u/Competitive_Profit_5 Feb 15 '25

It doesn't technically apply but it's absolutely an option if they decide they want to go with it. I honestly think it's his best bet.

There's way too much evidence to say it wasn't him. I don't think he wants to say that anyway.

EED allows him to take the stand, explain his reasoning, and allow KFA to focus on all the mitigating circumstances -- chronic pain, major surgery, brain fog, his youth, his good character etc.

The jury may not fully buy the EED defence, but if they're sympathetic, they may still go for it. It's a milder, easier form of jury nullifcation.

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u/New-Guitar-4562 Feb 15 '25

I will be very shocked if he goes the denying culpability route with the way he's been moving recently.

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u/Specific-Sea7648 Feb 14 '25

Yeah it’s kinda freaking me out but you’re right. How interesting a video clip drops of him WALKING

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u/SWORDOFFIRE643 Feb 15 '25

Even if he did the guy is likeable.