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Now playing Next USA Luigi Mangione to face state charges over UnitedHealthcare CEO murder The 26-year-old faces terror and murder state charges in a New York court, while a federal US prosecution over the fatal shooting proceeds in parallel and might carry the death penalty. 23/12/2024
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