Supportive note found in Luigi Mangione's socks

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A heart-shaped note was found hidden in socks intended for Luigi Mangione, who is accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The note, which had encouraging words, was discovered by a court officer before Mangione's hearing last month. Mangione’s lawyers were unaware of the note until its discovery. It read, “Keep your head held high” and “Know there are thousands of people wishing you luck,” signed as “K / Free Luigi”. The note was tucked between the socks and a piece of cardboard. The note's writer remains unknown. Mangione, who appeared in court wearing loafers, briefly wore the socks before deciding against them. His defense team has faced criticism over their requests for special treatment, including access to a laptop for legal documents. Despite the charges against him, Mangione has garnered support and donations for his legal defense. His lawyer recently asked supporters to limit the number of photos sent to him, citing volume issues with processing mail in custody.


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