ugly was definitely harsh but i’d say subpar. i’ve seen tons of average asian women in my city who are far better looking than her. i mistakenly assumed that men who are very well off (ie generationally wealthy, ivy league, “tech bro” intelligent) always go for the “objectively” prettiest supermodel, classy type women in proximity to them. but i guess luigi is an anomaly
ugly was definitely harsh but i’d say subpar. i’ve seen tons of average asian women in my city who are far better looking than her. i mistakenly assumed that men who are very well off (ie generationally wealthy, ivy league, “tech bro” intelligent) always go for the “objectively” prettiest supermodel, classy type women in proximity to them. but i guess luigi is an anomaly
Kaitlyn is unattractive, but no I wouldn't call her really ugly. Like , let's be realistic luigi can get a much better looking girl and i'm not being mean and it's just true. That's why she's so obsessed with him. He broke up with her for a reason I think he realized he was way out of her League. I've seen the opposite. I've seen like really intelligent guys don't always go for beautiful girls. To them , it's about intelligence or something unique about the girl. If you look at all those genius billionaires , most of their wives are not exactly beautiful. If you look at bill gates or jeff bezos or mark zuckerberg. They're all rich geniuses. Their first wives were not insanely beautiful women. their first wives were intelligent though. That's just what i've noticed. So makes sense that luigi would do the same thing. I think luigi is a genius so I think he would go for an intelligent girl and not based on her looks as much as his other guys do.
ugly was definitely harsh but i’d say subpar. i’ve seen tons of average asian women in my city who are far better looking than her. i mistakenly assumed that men who are very well off (ie generationally wealthy, ivy league, “tech bro” intelligent) always go for the “objectively” prettiest supermodel, classy type women in proximity to them. but i guess luigi is an anomaly
Luigi's turned twenty-eight last week without nary an acknowledgement in the thread. Has bro really fallen off that badly?
This is the second birthday he's spent imprisoned, and won't be the last. I am reminded of this wonderful art the nonnies created for his 27th birthday last year.
Someone put up this banner outside of MDC.
Luigi's defense fund "miraculously" hit 1.5 million on his birthday after a huge 28k donation from someone named Carl.
Our little letter slave has updated the letter log to April 26th, 2026.
The federal prosecution have written a letter to Justice Garnett objecting to some questions the defense have put in their jury questionnaires, such as questions regarding religiosity, children, history of criminal investigation and familiarity with the Manhattan area.
They've also requested that Luigi be allocated some civilian clothes for the upcoming suppression hearing on Monday. Does anyone know why Luigi wouldn't have access to his prior civilian clothes? He might redeem himself in my eyes if he wears the maroon sweater again.
In fandom news, Froyo has deactivated her Tumblr. I am very disappointed about this. I didn't get to see why but apparently she was doxxing people.
I did manage to save some of her greatest hits before DFE'ing, such as her trolling Ms. Trigger and LMExposed.
Froyo also fantasised over Luigi being beat up. This reminds me of when nonnies went feral over the female cop slapping Luigi's cock and balls against the brick wall in Altoona. Froyo could have easily been a nonny in an alternate timeline.
Tumblrettes are still as obsessed with me (and this thread) as ever. There are two particular anons who stalk me in particular - one has a very particular writing and formatting style and keeps referring to my letter notation, CD-Ireland. We all know I'm a potato nigger, no need to keep belabouring the point. The post she's referring to wasn't even made in this thread, so no doubt she is constantly furiously searching for posts containing the word "Luigi" made by me. Also,
The puzzle stuff is also incorrect as it was another poster who suggested correspondence chess, not puzzles. Guys, if you want to refer to my post history at least read the actual posts properly. The second anon who lurks here kept calling me "crusty king" across lmexposed and froyo, but I don't think the moniker caught on.
Enjoy this particular doozy of psychoanalysis.
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For his birthday LMExposed posted of her desire to free Luigi. Never gonna happen girlie!
Anons have also found proof that the pedo-tier blog allegedly belonging to Abril almost certainly is hers. She has photos with Jules (who looks rough) and Fellatia on it.
I'll put the rest of the dicey screenshots under the spoiler as they're not that interesting, just further confirmation that Abril likes her moids barely legal (and murderous in Luigi's case).
Is there anything new in the land of Tilda Arksund, otherwise known as Retarded Trigger? Apparently Tilda is going on a date. Will she inform her gentleman caller of her busted pussy, obsession with serial killers and violent sexual fantasies? I thank God for the fact that her impotent vagina will deter 99.9% of men from getting involved with her, as not even a moid deserves the attentions of Ms. Trigger.
Ms Trigger believes that those who dislike our Italian Stallion and believe he smoked BT for attention lack "empathy".
Ms Trigger demonstrates her amazing empathy by lusting over Luigi's bulge and writing fanfiction where he fucks his sister.
Tilda, I understand that as an autist you don't comprehend social interaction very well, but nobody thinks it's weird for brothers and sisters to be close as children or adults. Also, your writing sucks. Learn to show and not tell. That's all for now folks. The next update will be this coming Monday where we finally get an answer to the suppression hearings in the state case. Will Luigi's troonfesto be admitted and read to the jury? After that the next hearing will be on the 15th of June in the federal case. I don't know about you guys, but I'm excited to see how it all plays out, and hope for some glorious milk come the trials later this year
Small mini update. A Tumblr blog found a new photo of Luigi at his sister Luisa's wedding.
R/LuigiNation also contains some photos I hadn't seen until now. The first set is Luigi at an Islamic Art Museum in Hawaii, while the rest are various miscellaneous photos I haven't seen before.
A video from Japan allegedly shows Luigi talking with a blonde woman. Is this the fabled Bosnian ex Selma Belma? Personally I'm not sure if this is even him and I doubt that he had any relationship with this woman, but it's being posted around so I thought I'd share.
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Anons on Tumblr are taking shots at Reddit user missidcullen or fuckyeahrobpttz on twitter. She's the main poster on Luigi plebbits and I recognise her handle and profile picture. Typical of a Redditor, she's a total moralfag about people finding old photos of Luigi while gooning to 78 chapter long A03 fanfics of him.
The full video of Brian Thompson's murder and aftermath was released during the suppression hearings, but I don't believe it was posted here.
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The Murder Sheet did two long podcast episodes last month explaining the motions regarding suppression that have been published in the last couple of months. I'd suggest using 1.3x speed if you're planning on giving a listen, which I do recommend as they explain a lot of the legalease and threads of argument both sides are making. They even touch on Luigi's faggotry kek, calling him "glib" at times and highlighting a lot of the absurd arguments KFA and co. make (the male cohost, Kevin, is a lawyer).
In the video that's supposedly him with that girl. He has a similar backpack the shooter had and the jacket on his hip looks like the jacket he was wearing when he was arrested. Of course, millions of people have that jacket and it could be anybody, but a bit of a coincidence.
i have no idea if im crazy or not but this woman looks older than him, like signfiicantly. i’m not even trying to be rude but i’d assume her to be middle aged? or are my eyes not working
i still don’t believe selma belma is real; she’s a product of luigi’s libtard cult trying to cope with him having dated, admired, or even interacted with “problematic” people. also if she was a legitimate, religious muslim, id think she’d be wearing a hijab. i’d also guess if she is real and was with him on said japan trip, actual photos of them together would have been found and released at this point
i am truly obsessed with these people!!! to see how out of touch they are!!! it’s amusing. while i obviously am drawn to luigi’s case and his looks and check in on his “news” every so often, this is just… another level. i can’t imagine being so parasocially attached to a complete random?? unapologetically creating hypersexual fantasies and writing about this man??? centering major portions of their lives around him and his case??? it’s baffling. do they have not have any friends, family, lives, communities of their own?? the smut is especially what gets me because their completely lack of shame is on full display. how do you write shit like this, share it, and not feel even a little bit embarrassed?
Carro ruled that the search of Luigi's backpack at the McDonalds was unreasonable due to a lack of exingent circumstances, so the computer chip, wallet, passport, cellphone and loaded handgun magazine are being suppressed. Once the backpack was out of Luigi's control exingent circumstances must have been established to avoid curtailing Luigi's 4th Amendment rights. Carro did not believe that the actual search protocol was congruent with the explanation given (worry over a potential bomb). However, Carro ruled that the inventory search at Altoona post-arrest was legitimate, so the ghost gun, silencer, USB drive and journals are admissable. As for Luigi's statements, his responses to officers concerning why he had a fake ID and why he lied about his identity are being suppressed, as Carro determined that Altoona PD did not follow procedure by questioning Luigi without reading him his Miranda rights at the time those statements were made. His spontaneous Schizigi statements in jail are coming in. Today's hearing was video taped and you can watch the whole thing below.
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Most of the hearing was just a very long sidebar. Seidemann was saying something to the judge regarding needing information for a prosecution expert by June 1st before the audio cut off. A virtual hearing on June 3rd will be going ahead on issues of voir dire, scheduling and so on.
Carro's full decision is below, and is only 17 pages long.
Edit: Abril, Fia and Fellatia G decided to make fools of themselves outside the courtroom. They go on this murderous spiel about Brian, telling his kids they're better off without him and that Brian was a "terrorist". Let's be real, we're all following this case (at least initially) because Luigi is young and hot. I'm not surprised at this display though; given the moralfaggery of the Luigi cult admitting to such base motives is haram (celebrating a man's murder on camera is fine though). Perhaps one day they'll discover the concept of an inside thought, though hopefully not as I want more hybristophile milk.
OT: I'm surprised at this development, I seriously doubt that this will result in a not guilty verdict, but it certainly helps the defense. I'd think the journal and gun would still be enough evidence though?
Fia and the other Mangionista buffoons are still going viral, with media and politicians seizing the opportunity to put the blame on Mayor Zohran Mamdami, whose office is responsible for issuing press passes. Mamdami's spokesperson stated that they're looking into the press pass procedure after this incident. These retards made enemies of everyone today: Luigi, Karen, the mayor, journalists, social media "journalists", even your mom. They upstaged the hearing and stole the headlines from the murderscrote they allegedly showed up to support.
It was mentioned in the NY Post that more of Luigi's bippies were attending Weinstein's trial in hopes of securing their own press passes. Lunacy.
A baffling decision by City Hall media officials to give three murder-minded Luigi Mangione fangirls press passes drew wide condemnation Monday.
Exactly how the self-proclaimed “Mangionistas” were granted their city credentials was unclear, but critics blamed a reform shepherded under former Mayor Bill de Blasio that relaxed rules for handing out press credentials.
“This is America — people have the freedom to say or write whatever awful, bats–t crazy things they want. But these deranged homicide-fan girls should never be allowed access to courtrooms or official press events with the imprimatur of the City of New York,” said David Carr (R-Staten Island), the City Council’s minority leader.
“They aren’t reporters — they’re ghouls.”
New York City press credentials — which help journalists cross police and fire lines, as well as attend certain government-sponsored events — had been long issued by the NYPD.
But the responsibility was stripped from the NYPD after 2020’s protests over the murder of George Floyd, during which cops arrested several journalists.
De Blasio backed a 2021 bill pushed by former city councilman and current state Assemblyman Keith Powers (D-Manhattan) that gave the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment the duty of issuing press passes.
MOME officials eventually required press pass applicants to submit six or more articles, photos, videos or other media published or broadcast in the past two years.
The applicants’ submissions must also be in-person coverage of events, emergency and otherwise, in which the city set up barriers or restrictions such as police or fire lines.
The vague rules seemingly let posts by “Mangionistas” Abril Rios, Ashley Rojas and Lena Weissbrot about attending court hearings for UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s alleged killer count toward press passes — issued to them this year by Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration.
The decision to award press passes to the Mangionistas was widely criticized.
“The only difference between Luigi Mangione’s followers and Charlie Manson‘s followers are that Manson’s followers weren’t issued a press pass by the city of New York,” one X user snarked.
City Council Speaker Julie Menin, who had previously served as the MOME’s commissioner, called on City Hall to look into significantly reforming the media credentialing process.
“As journalists and others have rightfully highlighted today, media credentials exist for a reason,” she said. “The ability of just about anyone to receive them without an appropriate vetting process presents real journalistic, public safety, and logistical concerns.”
Even Powers, who had sponsored the bill to change credentialing rules, criticized giving the fans passes.
“It’s a privilege to have a New York City press pass,” he said. “Anyone promoting or condoning violence is clearly not deserving of one — no matter what agency is issuing the passes.”
At least two other Mangione superfans have obtained press passes. Several of the accused assassin’s supporters also attended court hearings for disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, which would presumably allow them to try to apply for press passes.
Beyond the Mangione superfans, the city has issued passes to a struggling YouTuber who jubilantly sprayed baby oil on supporters of depraved music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs after he was acquitted of sex trafficking charges.
By contrast, many veteran reporters employed by mainstream outlets have faced baffling rejections for press passes from the office. MOME initially denied The Post’s City Hall bureau chief his press pass in 2025 under former Mayor Eric Adams, before he took to social media to drag the agency.
Adams, whose relationship with the media became downright sour during his scandal-plagued single term, had tried to rewrite the press pass rules in his administration’s waning days.
He posted on X that Mamdani’s new administration had scrapped the proposed reforms.
“That decision was reckless,” Adams wrote. “Official press credentials should not be handed out in a way that allows extremists to abuse them while hiding behind the credibility and protections afforded to legitimate journalism.”
City Hall spokeswoman Dora Pekec said the administration will give the matter another look.
“The Mamdani administration is reassessing the city’s process and standards for press credentialing,” she said.
The Post also shared video of the Mangionistas outside the courthouse arguing with the original bippie journalist Christine Carmella Savino (off camera but confirmed by people who attended)
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Weegee, who is now the last billed character in his own show, looked tired and dehydrated but he managed to keep the schizo expressions to a minimum.
New York to Review Press Credentialing After Mangione Backers’ Comments
After some of Luigi Mangione’s supporters made comments that were condemned as inflammatory, Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s office said it would review the process that gave them press passes.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s office on Monday said that it would review the process for approving press credentials following inflammatory comments that some of Luigi Mangione’s supporters made outside the Manhattan Criminal Courts Building.
The statement from the mayor’s office came after Mr. Mangione appeared briefly in court on Monday, and more than a dozen of his supporters, some with press credentials, attended. One of them, Lena Weissbrot, stood in front of cameras outside the courthouse after the hearing with a badge around her neck that read “PRESS.”
In her comments, she said the children of Brian Thompson, the health care executive whom Mr. Mangione is accused of killing, were better off without their father.
A reporter from The Daily News, Molly Crane-Newman, posted videos of the comments on social media, drawing outrage and in a few cases, support.
Mr. Thompson, the chief executive of UnitedHealthcare, was fatally shot outside the Hilton Hotel in Midtown Manhattan in 2024. He was left bleeding on the sidewalk, a trail of shell casings next to him, in a brazen killing that shocked many Americans.
But some people have since argued that the shooting was a justifiable outgrowth of Americans’ frustration with the health care system.
Ms. Weissbrot’s comments on Monday were a preview of sentiments that may become more common as Mr. Mangione’s state trial, scheduled for September, brings the views of his most fervent supporters into the public eye. And they raised questions about who is able to receive press passes under New York City’s current media credentialing system.
Dora Pekec, a spokeswoman for Mayor Mamdani, said that the administration was “reassessing the city’s process and standards for press credentialing.”
Until 2021, the Police Department issued press credentials to reporters in the city. But in 2022, a new law went into effect, moving the credentialing powers to the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment.
To receive a press card, applicants must submit six or more “articles, commentaries, books, photographs, videos, films, or audios published, broadcast, or cablecast” within the 24 months before the application, according to the city agency. A member of the press can mean someone employed by a traditional news-gathering organization or a “self-employed newsperson.”
Once a person is credentialed, revoking their access is not simple — the policy says that no agency, including the Police Department, can seize or revoke a valid press card until an administrative hearing is held before the city’s Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings.
In an interview later on Monday, Ms. Weissbrot defended her statements.
“I know it’s a little inflammatory, but the American people are really mad about the health insurance industry,” she said.
A lawyer for Mr. Mangione, Karen Friedman Agnifilo, said in a statement that the comments from his supporters “do not represent the views of Luigi, nor the tens of thousands who have shown their support from around the world.”
“The only people who speak for Luigi are his attorneys,” she said. “We condemn these vile and irresponsible statements.”
By Ms. Weissbrot’s side on Monday was Abril Rios, another of Mr. Mangione’s supporters who appeared to be one of the first to receive an official press credential from New York City. Over the past year, Ms. Rios has emerged as one of the leaders of the self-styled “Mangionistas.” The group has an Instagram account with slightly more than 300 followers.
Ms. Weissbrot said she submitted six of her personal notes that she took from hearings she covered to the city. She said the writing she submitted did not include opinions: “They were pretty much observations.”
Norman Siegel, the former executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union who is now a civil liberties lawyer in private practice, filed a lawsuit in 2008 on behalf of three online journalists to broaden who can be considered credentialed press in New York City.
“I thought at the time that the process was elitist, exclusionary,” he said.
But if it is creating a systemic problem, it might be time to rethink the guidelines, he said.
When the judge’s filing was posted online shortly before the hearing began, one of Mangione’s supporters who had obtained a press pass celebrated the news that some evidence would be suppressed. She held a hand over her heart, and raised a fist back at the public, where two dozen other supporters were seated wearing T-shirts expressing support for Mangione. “The backpack’s suppressed!” she whispered to them. The mood for the supporters quickly shifted once Carro explained his filing, and said that the alleged murder weapon and red notebook would be included.
“I feel like he gave us something happy and then took it away from us,” said one supporter named Vanessa, who donned a Free Luigi shirt with Mangione’s face on it. She had flown in from Houston, Texas, on Sunday and camped outside of the courthouse overnight to be allowed in.
One group of supporters, three women who call themselves “The Mangionistas” and have been at almost all of Mangione’s state and federal hearings, now have press passes from City Hall due to their Substacks. One woman, Ashley Rojas, told press, “Fuck Brian Thompson.” Another, Lena Weissbrot added, “His children are better off without him.” She said, “Enjoy the blood money, kids.”
Karen Friedman Agnifilo released a statement to Rolling Stone condemning the comments. “These individuals do not represent the views of Luigi, nor the tens of thousands who have shown their support from around the world. The only people who speak for Luigi are his attorneys. We condemn these vile and irresponsible statements that have no place in the discourse around these cases.”
OT: I'm surprised at this development, I seriously doubt that this will result in a not guilty verdict, but it certainly helps the defense. I'd think the journal and gun would still be enough evidence though?
can’t tell if he lost some of that extra weight he was carrying or his hair just grew back. but he still looks as if he’s aged 10 years within the last year and a half.
Thanks for catching that part on the mental health defence, that's really interesting. So it seems like the defense are going for a kind of mental incompetency defense, which I'm not surprised by as I do think it was a genuine factor given Luigi's writings and the sloppiness in how he carried out the murder. He still stalked and killed a man in cold blood so I doubt it will hold up, but it's worth a shot as what else can they do really? The prosecution evidence is so damning I think Luigi has accepted he's spending a lot of time in prison, hence why he looks so blackpilled in every hearing we see of him. Also kek at the Fellatia dox.
As I said above, Luigi has to know he's screwed. I wonder if he's medicated for a mental illness, hence why he looks so pale and tired? I also have a personal schizo theory that Luigi is disappointed by his fanbase, which is why he's stopped replying to letters and looks pissy at them in court. Nobody active in the Luigi sphere (besides normies) cares about the healthcare issue - to them he is a boyfriend, and if we are to believe Luigi's words that he wanted to "make a statement to the public" I imagine it's frustrating that your epic assassination was reduced to fantasy fuel for femcels. This is of course partially his own fault given the insipid letters he replied to plus his legal team engaging with them so much at the beginning. I also wonder how his relationship is with his family at the moment and if that has anything to do with how poorly he looks.
Luigi did look very slim, didn't he? I thought he looked well enough yesterday, as I think he'll always be pale going forward. To reply to your previous ask, I don't think Selma Belma is real either, and if that is him in the video I imagine he was just chatting to a fellow American tourist as opposed to having any kind of relationship with her.
You've said correctly that Luigi's fandom is a cult, and it operates like one. He is deified to an impossible degree (which is a form of dehumanisation), and any perceived "critics" have to be attacked not based on merit but on perceived threat to their precious Weegee. The fact that Tumblr still discusses the nonas nearly a year after the threads have gone down proves that point. They don't really have any principles which is hilarious given how humourless and moralistic they are in general. I don't think there's anything wrong in having romantic daydreams about Luigi, but reading nearly eighty chapter smut is not something a normal woman does. I think this obvious inability to have a real life relationship with a moid is also why so many Luigi fags have pedophilic tendencies - in both cases they have emotional congruence with a fantasy object they can control rather than an irl adult moid with an inner world of his own. They're a fascinating bunch to observe and their criticisms of anyone else are null and void. I think the ladies doth protest too much!
As I said above, Luigi has to know he's screwed. I wonder if he's medicated for a mental illness, hence why he looks so pale and tired? I also have a personal schizo theory that Luigi is disappointed by his fanbase, which is why he's stopped replying to letters and looks pissy at them in court. Nobody active in the Luigi sphere (besides normies) cares about the healthcare issue - to them he is a boyfriend, and if we are to believe Luigi's words that he wanted to "make a statement to the public" I imagine it's frustrating that your epic assassination was reduced to fantasy fuel for femcels. This is of course partially his own fault given the insipid letters he replied to plus his legal team engaging with them so much at the beginning. I also wonder how his relationship is with his family at the moment and if that has anything to do with how poorly he looks.
So that like Ted Kaczynski, many people would read his manifesto and end up being true believers in him or something, and inspire a "revolution" or something.
Ted Kaczynski, while he did manage to convince a good amount of people that I see on the internet, didn't succeed at inspiring the revolution.
He did have genuine supporters and believers who wrote letters to him and he regularly replied to them.
And while he couldn't just straight up tell his supporters to take after him in bombing certain people who he believes is upholding the industrial revolution, it was pretty apparent that he wanted his supporters to take on action to pick up where he left off.
He would tell his supporters to cut down on the internet to just 1 hour a day and would end his letters with "for the revolution."
My guess is that Luigi was hoping to be able to do something similar but he ended up with just having thirsty fangirls lettering him who would likely be the least capable in enacting actual change in society.
So that like Ted Kaczynski, many people would read his manifesto and end up being true believers in him or something, and inspire a "revolution" or something.
Too bad Weeg didn’t even write a manifesto he wrote a note that boils down to “health insurance is greedy, look up Michael Moore if you want an explanation. And I’m the first person to come up with the idea of murdering the rich elite”
Oh I bet his family still supports him, especially his parents. That's Their only son, they're not gonna abandon him and most of the time when a rich son is in big trouble, their parents are on their side. I bet you they blame themselves for how he turned out, I bet you they feel guilty and will do everything they can to help him. he is mentally ill and sick. I don't think medication is going to help him. He's far gone. I think he looks miserable because prison life is getting to him.
this is exactly it. they’ve fabricated a character that aligns perfectly with their ostensible desires and worldview. so any conflicting information regarding luigi’s character that doesn’t corroborate their imagined image of him… must be either rectified or disregarded immediately. it’s so much easier to fantasize and project onto a man who seemingly lives up to their expectations on the surface, than it is to actually get to know someone and their flaws well.
not to mention the fact that luigi is—idealistically—“a catch” (if he didn’t fucking chimp out and kill someone). fat libtard women would love to feel proximal to a man who supposedly is “like them” in beliefs and ideas, but still is the Whole Package (wealthy, well educated, successful, normal family). they know they’d never be able to find or achieve a normal man like that on their own, but one who actually commits a crime for the sake of radical reform? suddenly, he’s accessible to them. suddenly, they can personally identify with a guy who is objectively leagues above them.
Oh I bet his family still supports him, especially his parents. That's Their only son, they're not gonna abandon him and most of the time when a rich son is in big trouble, their parents are on their side. I bet you they blame themselves for how he turned out, I bet you they feel guilty and will do everything they can to help him.
i always guessed and assumed the opposite. not the complete opposite, because they’re obviously funding his legal team, but for some reason i guessed his parents are terrified, appalled, and just flat out angry. they seem to be very normal people, even well off; any normal and successful parent of today would not be able to look at their child in the same way. imo they’re gonna cut him off or barely speak to him once he’s convicted
@skinnyretard you could be right. none of us really know if his parents are supporting him or not. I do think they're mad at him but I think they're only mad at him because he ruined his own life and he embarrassed them. I mean they gave him a Rich privileged life that people dream about and he somehow messes it up? But that's their only boy, I can't see them turning their backs on him even if they disagree with what he did. Especially his mother turning on her only youngest boy? Nah I can't see that happening. I would bet that Luigi manipulated his parents and made them feel bad and guilty for not helping him when he was struggling mentally and going through his issues so they're going to do everything they can to help their son and make up for it now.
Also the video of the aftermath of the shooting. To me it looks like that cop took too long to give him CPR. Or am I tripping? Like the cop didn't do anything for a long time and was just looking at him. That was a little sus if you ask me.
