Overview
- Judge Gregory Carro postponed Friday’s suppression hearing after announcing Luigi Mangione was ill, with proceedings slated to resume Monday.
- Prosecutors this week played police bodycam and the Altoona McDonald’s 911 call and displayed photos of seized items, including more than $7,000 in cash, a laptop and a USB on a chain.
- Disputed backpack contents include a 3D‑printed 9mm pistol with a suppressor that prosecutors say matches the murder weapon and a notebook with writings critical of health insurers.
- Defense lawyers argue Altoona officers questioned Mangione for roughly 18–20 minutes before Miranda warnings and searched his bag without a warrant, as officers testified he was compliant and initially provided a fake ID.
- Travel records shown in court include a Philadelphia rail ticket time‑stamped 1:06 p.m. on Dec. 4 and a bus ticket under the alias “Sam Dawson” to Pittsburgh that night.