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EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 7 MIN

The Judge Just Threw Out Key Evidence in the Mangione Case. Here’s Why It Matters. — Luigi Update

from True Crime Labyrinth · host Kaleb

A New York judge just ruled that key evidence from Luigi Mangione’s backpack cannot be used at his state murder trial. The cellphone, ammunition magazine, passport, and wallet found during his McDonald’s arrest have all been suppressed. The judge called the search unconstitutional. But the murder weapon and the manifesto are still in. We break down exactly what was suppressed, why the judge threw it out, what it means for both the state and federal trials, and whether this actually changes Mangione’s chances. State trial is set for September 2026. Federal trial begins October 2026. This is the full legal breakdown.

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