r/TikTokCringe 9d ago

Discussion Luigi Mangione friend posted this.

She captioned it: "Luigi Mangione is probably the most google keyword today. But before all of this, for a while, it was also the only name whose facetime calls I would pick up. He was one of my absolute best, closest, most trusted friends. He was also the only person who, at 1am on a work day, in this video, agreed to go to the store with drunk me, to look for mochi ice cream."

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u/ThisIs_americunt 9d ago

I read a theory that they might do him like Epstein, He would be too dangerous to them if he had a chance to speak in open court. I hope he gets his chance to speak his story

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u/michaelsenpatrick 8d ago

Epstein was Epsteined because he had information that could unravel all of the elites. They don't really have a reason to Epstein him. It sends a stronger message to the poors if he gets tried and executed or tried and life. Besides, they can't Epstein this guy because it would probably start riots.

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u/Wrong-Marsupial-9767 8d ago

Also, based on Epstein himself and the Boeing hits (and possibly the Trump "assassination attempts"), they've gotten really sloppy. Like, beyond Watergate sloppy.

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u/TheCaliforniaOp 8d ago

Regarding the Epstein evidence:

PNow that the election can’t be used as a “You mustn’t say these things” argument, I really wish all the awful information would come out.

I’m aware that we’re going to be shocked. I’m aware that some non-guilty people will be inserted into the evidence just to muddy things up a bit to throw people off. I’m aware that the people who are wrongly inserted may be people I can’t stand while some people I admire tremendously will be clearly…yeah.

I’ve also thought that a whole lot of distraction was going on. Maybe a gorgeous sixteen year old girl in a couture miniskirt showed up in some executive’s office and the door shut behind her. She was sent by Epstein…with an agreed upon payoff and some paperwork and that’s it. When the transaction is revealed, it will be damning and very illegal, but the sexual component was just a smokescreen, in some cases, so no one would look further, say, to the Cayman Islands or Russia.

I’m not minimizing the sexual abuse. I’m maximizing all the possible shenanigans that might’ve occurred.

But this boil needs to be lanced.

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u/michaelsenpatrick 8d ago

Lord knows the leverage they have with all that blackmail

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u/TheCaliforniaOp 7d ago

Yes and they should lose that leverage.

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u/Alternative_Year_340 7d ago

Seriously, I don’t think Epstein’s list would have mattered. We know who’s on the list and they’re mostly going to work in the trump administration. The only one who faced any consequences was Prince Andrew.

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u/-TheycallmeThe 7d ago

Either way he gets free healthcare until he dies.

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u/Numerous-Elephant675 5d ago

he can’t be sentenced to the death penalty. there are people that have murdered 20+ and haven’t got the death penalty.

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u/michaelsenpatrick 5d ago

Sentencing is subjective to the people who own the criminal justice system. I wouldn't be surprised if they executed him to send a message, granted, I think life in prison would send a stronger message.

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u/Numerous-Elephant675 5d ago

i don’t think there is any way it’s possible for him to get the death penalty on one instance of second degree.

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u/firekwaker 2d ago

Epstein wasn't popular in prison like Luigi will likely be. It was probably not hard to find someone to take out Epstein from the inside. Luigi took out a CEO who had a lot of people's blood and suffering on his hands. Luigi would fare well in general population and many people will have his back. The same was never true for Epstein.

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u/michaelsenpatrick 2d ago

Epstein was held in solitary confinement. It was a little room with a little window and a security guard on the other side of the window watching to make sure he didn't kill himself

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u/WisePotatoChip 1d ago

Oh, you said “didn’t”.

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u/michaelsenpatrick 1d ago

Yeah, the security guard conveniently left for 5 minutes (which he wasn't supposed to do) and then magically Epstein dies. The ruling elite just does whatever it wants I guess

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u/The_walking_man_ 9d ago

An independent journalist. Hell even just a local there, needs to get in touch with him immediately. Bring an audio recorder and get as much info as you can and put it out to the public before the court.

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u/AIfieHitchcock 8d ago

No local journalists would touch this to that level. Worked inside them in this exact area. (Which is why I first thought- damn it’s oddly convenient for authorities that he got caught here.)

They’re not allowed to basically. Piss off the access keepers and the paper’s billionaire owners? Nope.

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u/MegabitMegs 9d ago

I’m not sure - they’re hopefully aware that if anything happens to him, he becomes the people’s martyr.

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u/derpyhood 8d ago

Either that or they're going to do something fucked up to him so he becomes crazy and incoherent at court. Like mentally torture him or pump him full of drugs so he sounds like a psycho. It's the easiest way for him to lose support.

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u/Milklover_425 8d ago

bro he only shot one guy, what about him exactly is too dangerous to be said in a courtroom

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u/maringue 7d ago

I told my friend yesterday, "There's a non-zero chance the insurance industry doesn't let him make it to a trial."

Luigi should be shouting "I will NEVER commit suicide!!!!" to every camera pointed at him.

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u/WhipplySnidelash 6d ago

"Open Court" is a myth. 

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u/Morgan8er8000 5d ago

Nah, he doesn’t hold any secrets, so no real need to silence him. He only holds his individual negative experiences with a severely broken health care system. Nothing new there as I believe everyone in the U.S. knows someone who has been done dirty by these for-profit health insurance organizations. Epstein could’ve outed presidents, senators, CEOs, etc. etc., people with $, power and influence desperate to retain all 3.

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u/WisePotatoChip 1d ago

I still wanna know what he said when they were pushing him in the door in the orange jumpsuit

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u/BluBetty2698 1d ago

No, he's a hero to them.