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Callaroga Shark Media, Good morning, I'm reed, Carter. Monday, February second,
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twenty twenty six. Three major updates on Luigi Mangioni, the
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man accused of assassinating United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson on
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a Manhattan sidewalk fourteen months ago. First, the death penalty
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is off the table. Federal judge dismissed the murder charge Friday,
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calling it technically flawed. Trump administration wanted Mangioni executed. Judge
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said no stalking charges remain maximum sentence life in prison,
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not death. Second, someone tried to break him out of jail.
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Wednesday night, a Minnesota man walked up to the Metropolitan
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Detention Center in Brooklyn, claiming to be an FBI agent
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with court papers authorizing Mangioni's release. He had a driver's license,
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a barbecue fork, and a pizza cutter. He's now locked
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up in the same facility he tried to infiltrate. Third,
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Manhattan District Attorney wants the state trial first July first,
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before the Feds get their shot in September, because under
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New York law, if the federal trial goes first, the
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state can't prosecute Mangoni for murder at all. Also today,
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Alicia Andrews, convicted of manslaughter in the Juliofulio ambush killing,
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won her appeal to remove the trial judge. YouTube viewers
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watching live noticed the judge's overt hostility toward the defense.
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New judge assigned. Sentencing delayed again, and the former Illinois
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deputy who shot Sonya Massey in the face after she
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called nine to one one for help got twenty years
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maximum sentence. She was holding a pot of water. He
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claimed self defense. Jury didn't buy it. I'm reed Carter.
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Today the CEO killer's legal roller coaster, a biased judge
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exposed by YouTube comments, and a black woman who died
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asking for help. This is celebrity trials. Let's start with
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Luigi Mangone. The biggest criminal case of twenty twenty five
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is turning into the biggest legal chess match of twenty
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twenty six. Three major developments in five days. Let me
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walk you through all of them. Friday, January thirtieth, US
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District Judge Margaret Garnett dropped a bombshell. She dismissed the
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federal murder charge against Mangione, finding it was technically flawed.
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The exact legal reasoning isn't fully public yet, but here's
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what it means. The Trump administration wanted Mangione dead. Attorney
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General Pambondi ordered federal prosecutors last April to seek the
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death penalty. Called it a premeditated, cold blooded assassination that
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shocked America. Judge Garnett said no, this was the first
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time the Justice Department sought the death penalty in Trump's
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second term. He came back to office promising to resume
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federal executions after Biden halted them. Luigi Mangione was supposed
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to be the test case, the example, the message. Instead, Garnett,
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a Biden appointee, gutted the prosecution's most powerful weapon. The
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federal murder charge is gone. The stalking charges remain maximum
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sentence if convicted, life in prison. Still serious, but not
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the lethal injection Trump wanted. Now here's where it gets interesting.
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Mangione still faces state murder charges in Manhattan. Those carried
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life in prison too. DA Alvin Bragg's office has been
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prosecuting since day one. They were on the case before
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the Feds jumped in Wednesday, the day before Garnett's ruling,
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Manhattan prosecutors sent a letter to Judge Gregory Caro urging
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him to set a July first trial date. Why the
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rush because under New York law, if the federal trial
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goes first and a jury is sworn in, the state
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can't try Mangione for murder. Double jeopardy kicks in the
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Fed's scheduled jury selection for September eighth. If the state
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doesn't get in front of that, they lose their shot entirely.
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Assistant da Joel Seideman spelled it out. The state was
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involved in this investigation from the start. Federal prosecutors joined
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two weeks after Thompson was killed. The state indicted first.
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It is entirely natural then that the state case would
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proceed to trial prior to the federal case. Translation, we
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were here first, we should try him first. Mangoni's next
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federal court date was Friday. State hearing isn't until May eighteenth.
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Both cases are moving, both prosecutors want their piece of him,
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and the scheduling conflict could determine whether Mangoni ever faces
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a murder trial in New York State court. Now. The
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jail break attempt Wednesday night, January twenty ninth, around six
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fifty pm the intake area at Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.
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That's where Mangione has been held since December twenty twenty four.
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Same facility housing former Venezuelan president Nicholas Maduro, same place
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that held Diddy before his conviction. A thirty six year
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old man named Mark Anderson approached uniformed jail officers, told
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them he was an FBI agent. Said he had PaperWorks
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signed by a judge authorizing the release of a specific inmate.
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That inmate Luigi Mangione. Officers asked for federal credentials. Anderson
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showed them a Minnesota driver's license, then threw documents at them,
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claimed to have weapons. They searched his bag found a
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barbecue fork and a circular steel blade that appeared to
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be a pizza cutter wheel. Not exactly tactical equipment. The
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documents he threw, according to the FBI agent who reviewed them,
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they appeared related to filing claims against the Justice Department,
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not release orders, not court papers, just random lawsuit filings.
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Anderson was arrested on the spot, charged with impersonating a
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federal officer, held without bail after appearing in Brooklyn Federal court. Thursday.
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Now he's locked up at the same Metropolitan detention center
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he tried to infiltrate. Make it make sense. A man
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shows up at a federal jail claiming to be FBI,
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carrying a barbecue fork and a pizza cutter, demanding they
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release the most high profile defendant in America, and he
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thought this would work. Here's Anderson's background. Minnesota native, thirty
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six years old, extensive history of drug and alcohol arrests
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over the past two decades in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Cases
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pending in the Bronx, including one where he's accused of
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showing a gun. In a lawsuit he filed last year,
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Anderson disclosed that the Social Security Administration ruled him fully
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disabled because of mental illness. He said he had multiple
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disabilities and no money received state and federal assistance. Had
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been living in New York since at least twenty twenty three,
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including at motels, a homeless shelter, and a Bronx apartment.
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At some point he got a job at a Bronx pizzeria,
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hence the pizza cutter. Maybe the connection isn't clear. Anderson
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has filed multiple handwritten lawsuits acting as his own lawyer.
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Against the Pentagon, against the Chinese and Russian ambassadors, against
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a Minnesota police department, all thrown out. Another lawsuit against
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a Bronx pizzeria, alleging they forced him to work seventy
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hours a week with no overtime, is still pending. This
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is a man with serious mental health issues who decided
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to attempt the most incompetent jail break in American history
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with a pizza cutter. Mangioni's supporters have been showing up
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at his court appearances wearing green, the color of Luigi
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from Mario Brothers, sign saying free Luigi. Some people treat
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him like a folk hero, the vigilante who took down
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a healthcare CEO. But this wasn't an organized rescue operation.
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This was a mentally ill man who thought he could
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walk into a federal detention center and walk out with
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the country's most famous defendant. Anderson's court appointed lawyer hasn't commented,
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neither has Mangoni's legal team. The Luigi Mangoni case keeps
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getting stranger assassination in broad daylight arrest at a McDonald's
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in Pennsylvania. His journal describing plans to whack an insurance executive,
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The denied delay depose carved into ammunition, public sympathy for
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an accused killer, and now a jailbreak attempt with kitchen utensils.
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Federal murder charge dismissed, death penalty dead, State prosecutors racing
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to trial before the Feds. September federal trial still scheduled.
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July state trial requested. Luigi Mangoni isn't going anywhere. He'll
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spend years in that Brooklyn jail waiting for trials. Both
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jurisdictions want him, and whoever gets him first may be
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the only one who gets him at all. Brian Thompson
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was fifty years old, CEO father walk into work, shot
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in the back, still waiting for justice. Fourteen months later,
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we'll be right back with the rapper murder case, where
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YouTube commenters caught what the lawyers missed. A judge so
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biased even strangers watching online could see it. Welcome back
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to celebrity trials, I'm reed, Carter. Quick update on a
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case we covered extensively back in October. The murder of
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rapper Charles Jones known as Julio Fulio. June twenty third,
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twenty twenty four, Tampa, Florida, Jones was gunned down in
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a Holiday Inn parking lot, part of a long running
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gang war between Jacksonville factions. Multiple masked shooters modified AR
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style rifles brass catchers to avoid leaving evidence coordinated ambush.
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Five suspects arrested. Alicia Andrews was the first to face trial,
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charged with first degree murder and conspiracy. Prosecutors argued she
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served as the spotter, driving the survey Llances vehicle with
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her boyfriend Isaiah Chance, tracking Jones to multiple locations before
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the shooters moved in. Andrews testified in her own defense,
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said she didn't know about any murder plot, said she
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thought the Tampa trip was a reconciliation with Chance after
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a rocky relationship. Said she was a victim of domestic
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violence at his hands. October thirty, first, twenty twenty five,
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jury convicted her of the lesser charge of manslaughter, not murder,
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not conspiracy, just manslaughter, maximum sentence fifteen years. Sentencing was
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scheduled for December eighth. Then Andrews's attorneys filed an appeal
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they wanted the judge removed. Judge Michelle Cisco had presided
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over months of pre trial hearings and the trial itself.
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Andrew's defense team argued Cisco's conduct prevented them from getting
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a fair trial. The allegations were specific and damning. Throughout
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the proceedings, Judge Cisco has exhibited overt hostility toward the defense,
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repeatedly interrupt in council, refusing sidebars, and visibly prompting the
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prosecution during witness examination. They accused Cisco of allowing prosecutors
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to present irrelevant evidence, of telling defense attorneys to wrap
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up their questioning, and in one instance, actually laughing at
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the defense team. Her body language and tone during defense
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objections have reflected irritation, impatience, and at times even anger,
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while her treatment of the prosecution has remained deferential and uncritical.
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Judge Cisco initially denied the motion to remove herself, of
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course she did. Judges don't like being told they're biased.
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But Andrew's team appealed to the Second District Court of Appeal,
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and here's where it gets interesting. The defense included evidence
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that people watching the trial live on YouTube noticed the bias.
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Included in the appeal actual comments from viewers. This judge
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is a mess and literally cannot hide her bias. Judge
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hates the defense. This is not a fair trial. Random
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strangers on the Internet watching Court TV's YouTube stream could
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see what was happening. The judge's hostility was so obvious
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that people in the comments section were calling it out
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in real time. The Appeals Court agreed ordered Judge Cisco
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immediately removed from the case. January twenty ninth, Judge Kimberly
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Fernandez was assigned to take over. Judge Cisco has been
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on the Hillsborough County bench since two thousand and two,
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first appointed, then elected in two thousand and four. Over
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two decades on the bench, and she got pulled off
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a case because YouTube commenters could see her bias. No
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new sentencing date has been set. Andrew's face is up
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to fifteen years. Her four co defendants, including boyfriend Isaiah Chance,
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are scheduled for trial later this year. The Juliofulio case
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is far from over. Andrews was just the first domino.
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The actual shooters haven't faced justice yet, neither have the
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people who allegedly planned and coordinated the ambush. Charles Jones
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was twenty six years old rapper known for drill music,
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known for the Jacksonville gang war that eventually killed him
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shot in a holiday in parking lot while sitting in
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a car. Rest in peace, Charles, someone has to say
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your name. Springfield, Illinois, July sixth, twenty twenty four, early
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morning hours, Sonia Massey, thirty six years old, called nine
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to one one to report a possible prowler outside her home.
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She did what you're supposed to do. See something suspicious,
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call the police, let them handle it, stay safe. Sangamon
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County Sheriff's Deputies Sean Grayson and Dawson Farley responded, searched
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her yard, found nothing, then met Massey at her door.
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Body camera footage shows what happed and next. Massey appeared confused,
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kept saying please God. She struggled with mental health issues.
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The deputies entered her house. Grayson noticed a pot on
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the stove ordered Farley to move it. Instead, Massey went
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to the stove herself, retrieved the pot, teased Grayson for
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backing away from the hot, steaming water. What happened next
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took seconds. Massey said, I rebuke you in the name
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of Jesus. Grayson drew his side arm yelled at her
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to drop the pan. She set the pot down, ducked
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behind a counter, but appeared to pick it up again.
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Grayson opened fire, shot Sonya Massey in the face. She
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died in her own kitchen. The woman who called nine
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to one one for help became the victim. Grayson was
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charged with three counts of first degree murder. The body
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camera footage went public, sparked protests, raised questions about systemic
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racism in policing, prompted a Department of Justice inquiry. October
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twenty twenty five trial, Grayson took the stand, claimed he
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feared Massey would scald him with the hot water self defense.
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He was scared of a pot. The jury didn't buy
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first degree murder, but they convicted him of second degree murder.
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Illinois law allows that if the defendant honestly believed he
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was in danger, even if that belief was unreasonable. Massey's
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family was furious the justice system did exactly what it's
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designed to do today. It's not meant for us, her
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cousin said after the verdict. Thursday, January twenty ninth, sentencing day,
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prosecutors asked for the maximum twenty years. State's attorney John
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Malheiser argued that Massei would still be alive if the
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Department had sent someone else that night. Sonya Massey's death
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rocked her family, but it rocked the community, It rocked
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the country. We have to do whatever we can to
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ensure it never happens again. Grayson's attorneys asked for six years.
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They noted he has late stage colon cancer that has
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spread to his liver and lungs. He's dying. Grayson addressed
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the court apologized, said he wished he could bring Massy back.
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I made a lot of mistakes that night. There were
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points when I should have acted and I didn't. I froze.
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I made terrible decisions that night. I'm sorry. Massy's family spoke.
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Her two children talked about growing up without a mother.
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Her mother, Donna Massey, talked about living in fear today.
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I'm afraid to call the police, in fear that I
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might end up like Sonya. Let that sink in. A
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mother is afraid to call nine one one because she
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watched what happened when her daughter did. Judge Ryan Cadogan