Dean Holmes

Let me get this straight: Killer is Luigi Mangione, Ivy League grad with degrees in comp sci, avid reader and active contributor on GitHub. He has a 130+ IQ but he takes off his mask at a Starbucks to flirt with an employee, then an hour later goes and calmly kills the CEO of a major healthcare company, rides away on a bike. A week later goes to a local McDonalds where he brings the murder weapon, the fake ID he used to check into a hotel, and a written manifesto on how horrible the American healthcare system is. He somehow gets identified by the cashier after he sits down. He works on his laptop until police come inside the McDonalds, sitting there with a ghost gun and suppressor he made himself. Give me a break. I’m Team Luigi. If Jeffrey Epstein could sexually exploit and traffic underage girls while powerful people escaped accountability, if world leaders, royalty, heads of state, and CEOs can be implicated in the sexual abuse and exploitation of children, if Trump can wreak havoc across the world while serving Israel’s interests, and if Netanyahu can remain free while perpetrating genocide against Palestinians and devastating Lebanon, then why is freeing Luigi Mangione so unthinkable? The real outrage is the staggering hypocrisy of a system that protects the powerful, shields perpetrators of horrific atrocities, and selectively administers justice. If justice is truly blind, why does it always seem to recognize wealth, power, and privilege? Luigi is 100% innocent.