Name: Nuevas pruebas reveladas en la audiencia previa al juicio de Luigi Mangione
Uploaded: 2025-12-08T23:22:52.140Z
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Description: Luigi Mangione, acusado de asesinar al consejero delegado de UnitedHealthcare, Brian Thompson, el año pasado en la ciudad de Nueva York, volvió a comparecer el lunes ante el tribunal mientras sus abogados defensores intentan que se retengan ciertas pruebas de su próximo juicio estatal.

Luigi Mangione, acusado de asesinar al consejero delegado de UnitedHealthcare, Brian Thompson, el año pasado en la ciudad de Nueva York, volvió a comparecer el lunes ante el tribunal mientras sus abogados defensores intentan que se retengan ciertas pruebas de su próximo juicio estatal.

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During a pretrial hearing in New York, lawyers for Luigi Mangione, accused of killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, sought to exclude certain evidence from his upcoming trial. The Manhattan District Attorney's Office released new evidence, including a pocket knife, zip ties, a bus ticket, and a handwritten to-do list, all recovered during Mangione's arrest.

A video was shown in court of officers searching Mangione's bag at a Pennsylvania McDonald's, sparking debate over whether the search was lawful. The defense argued the search violated Mangione's Fourth Amendment rights, while the prosecution maintained it was standard procedure for safety. The admissibility of items found, such as a 3-D printed gun and notebooks, is expected to be crucial in the trial.

Nuevas pruebas reveladas en la audiencia previa al juicio de Luigi Mangione

está de vuelta en la corte hoy. Los abogados del hombre acusado de disparar a United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson continuó presionando para tener ciertas pruebas retenidas de su próximo juicio estatal. Ahora, durante el fin de semana, el Manhattan Oficina del Fiscal de Distrito publicó nuevas fotos de las pruebas, incluyendo un bolsillo navaja, bridas y una lista manuscrita de cosas por hacer. Vamos a traer a CBS News legal Katrina Kaufman. Ella se une a nosotros en vivo fuera de la corte. Katrina, dinos lo que nos dicen acerca de esta evidencia recién publicado hoy. Así que por fin estás viendo algunos de los elementos que hemos estado viendo en la corte como registraron a Luigi Mangione, esa navaja de bolsillo. De hecho, voluntariamente les dijo que la habían pasado por alto mientras lo cacheaban. Pero es una de de los muchos objetos que le quitaron ese día. Un par de otros notables incluyen un billete de autobús. Era del mismo día que United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson fue asesinado a tiros. Era de Filadelfia a Pittsburgh. También había una nota doblada en su bolsillo. Era una lista de cosas por hacer con varias fechas en ella. Algunos de los artículos eran mejor por U. S. B. Stick una comida caliente. Esos fueron tachados el día que fue arrestado el 9 de diciembre. Decía Intel check in y luego kit de supervivencia abajo. Y Katrina también se muestra en la corte hoy, un video de los oficiales de registro Mangione en el McDonald's de Pennsylvania donde fue arrestado. ¿Puede decirnos sobre ese video y cómo ambas partes lo están enmarcando? Así que esta es la primera vez que estamos realmente llegar a obtener una mirada más de cerca de cómo estaban buscando en su mochila. Hasta ahora, hemos visto estas oficiales en el fondo de los disparos buscando en una mesa. Ahora estamos finalmente viendo lo que pasó entonces. Ahora la defensa está argumentando que necesitaban un orden de registro. No deberían haber registrado su mochila. Así que ellos dicen que esto se hizo en violación de los derechos de la Cuarta Enmienda de Mangione. Lo que la fiscalía dice y lo que los oficiales están testificando es que ellos sintieron que esto era necesario para la seguridad de uno en Pennsylvania. Dicen que ellos hacen registros incidentales al arresto que este era un procedimiento estándar para ellos. La oficial Wasser, que está en el estrado en este momento, también dice que ella era buscando una bomba. Estaban preocupados por ello. Estaban preocupados. Ellos trajo a colación en realidad otro oficial previamente que había traído accidentalmente una bomba a su comisaría y dijo que no quería ser como él. Así que ella estaba revisando la bolsa de Mangione. Al final, ella encuentra una cargada que está envuelta en ropa interior mojada. Ella está revisando todas estas artículos en su bolso. Sin embargo, mientras la defensa la interrogaba, ellos le hicieron preguntas muy concretas, como si se aseguró de que no había nadie alrededor cuando estaba buscando la supuesta bomba? Puedes ver que los clientes iban yendo y viniendo al baño todavía. No habían desalojado el restaurante. Así que realmente están tratando de hacer agujeros en esto. También escuchamos una conversación que tuvo lugar entre algunos de los oficiales mientras ella se iba con el mochila. Uno de ellos dijo que realmente necesitaban obtener finalmente una orden judicial para seguir registrando esa mochila. Otro oficial refutó que estaban haciendo esta búsqueda incidental al arresto. Va a ser crucial porque lo que fue sacado de esa mochila era supuestamente una pistola de 9 milímetros impresa en 3-D como así como algunos cuadernos con escritos que serán cruciales para la fiscalía caso. Así que realmente va a ser fundamental para ambas partes cómo esto resulta en en terminos de que evidencia es finalmente permitida en esa bolsa. Katrina Kaufman, muchas gracias.

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