Overview
- Judge Gregory Carro dismissed counts of premeditated murder and a state terrorism offense for insufficient evidence.
- A second-degree murder charge remains in New York, with evidentiary hearings scheduled to begin on December 1, 2025.
- Luigi Mangione also faces federal indictments for murder, stalking and weapons offenses, with officials having called for the death penalty.
- Investigators reported indications that the suspect harbored hostility toward the U.S. health-care system.
- Supporters appeared at the Manhattan courthouse as online backers continued to portray Mangione favorably.