Overview

• Mangione has spent more than 175 days detained at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center awaiting a June 26 pretrial hearing on state and federal charges.
• A fellow inmate describes him as a “model prisoner” who serves as a collie cleaning showers and scours newspapers for coverage of his case.
• Prosecutors unveiled diary entries expressing his intent to kill a health insurer executive and an alleged confession written “to the feds.”
• Federal authorities are seeking the death penalty on terrorism charges while the Manhattan District Attorney pursues first-degree murder counts.
• His legal team has filed motions to dismiss state murder charges, arguing that concurrent federal death penalty proceedings breach the double jeopardy clause.