Luigi Mangi -knee, a man who was accused of shooting dead of the dead United Healthcare boss, Brian Thompson, arrived in New York and faced a new accusation there.
At the age of 26, he agreed to be handed over from Pennsylvania, and then flew to Manhattan by plane and helicopter.
He is currently facing a fresh federal accusation in connection with two Brian Lumpson's shooting outside the Hilton Hotel in Manhattan on December 4.
Additional fees include two rates, a murder using firearms, a stalker, and an additional firearm violation.
The firearm's murder accusation may bring the possibility of a death penalty if he is convicted, but the prosecutor does not state whether to pursue such a punishment.
Brian Thompson, Chief Executive Officer of UnitedHealthcare. Photo: UnitedHealth Group/AP
Mangigion abandoned the right of the Hearing Hearing in the Blair Call Court in Pennsylvania and was immediately handed over to at least 12 New York Police Station (NYPD) officers.
NYPD immediately led him to the SUV waiting for him, and he boarded a small plane to New York.
Mangi -knee arrives in Manhattan. Photo: AP
Mangion was escorted by several officers when he arrived in Manhattan. Photo: AP
Manggion was found in McDonald's, charged with murder the next day, and arrested on December 9th.
On December 18, he was charged with murder as a terrorist act. In the case of guilty, he could face life in a prison office without any parole. He was able to appear in the New York State Court today or tomorrow.
Sky NEWS had previously reported on how the court had begun to shake when a police officer asked if he had recently been in New York.
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When arrested, the authorities said that Mangion had carried a gun used to kill about $ 10,000 in the United States and foreign currency in Thompson, passport, fake ID, and US and foreign currency.
Manggion, a computer science graduate of a famous family of Maryland, has a handwritten letter that calls a health insurance company a parasitic, according to a bulletin of a law execution organization acquired last week. I was complaining about greed.
In Pennsylvania, Mangion has been charged with counterfeiting and owns a gun without a license.
