Luigi Mangione, accused of killing a UnitedHealthcare executive, led an intellectual life marked by academic success and global travel. His journey included a contemplative stay in Japan and a meeting with a Ted Kaczynski admirer in India. Court documents reveal meticulous planning for the assassination, driven by concerns over corporate greed and the healthcare system.
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