A triptych of felony expenses paints a searing, typically disparate portrait of the person accused of ambushing and killing UnitedHealthcare’s CEO Brian Thompson as the manager arrived at a Manhattan lodge for his firm’s annual investor convention. Filed individually in state courts in New York and Pennsylvania, and a federal court docket in Manhattan, and totaling 20 counts, the fees model Luigi Mangione as each a terrorist and a stalker, accuse him of carrying a ghost gun and a pretend ID, and allow prosecutors to hunt life in state jail and the federal dying penalty. On Monday, within the final of three court docket…
