Luigi Mangione: Facing Two Trials for One Crime

Luigi Mangione is in serious trouble. Both federal and state prosecutors have charged him in the killing of UnitedHealthcare's top executive in Manhattan. The federal prosecutors are going after him for murder, stalking, and a firearms offense, while the state prosecutors have slapped him with murder and weapons charges. If convicted in the state case, Mangione could spend the rest of his life behind bars without parole. The federal case is even more serious, as a conviction could lead to the death penalty. The state trial is expected to happen before the federal one. It's like a legal race, with both sides rushing to make their case first. The state prosecutors are working closely with federal agencies to build their arguments. This double-whammy of charges is a tough spot for Mangione. Each trial will have its own set of rules and evidence, making his defense strategy all the more challenging.