Luigi Mangione's defense fund receives $ 30,000 from an anonymous donor

The CEO of the accused killer in the healthcare system, Luigi Mangione, has received $ 30,000 for his right -wing defense fund from an anonymous donor who says that the “politicized” corruption of Mayor Eric Adams motivated him.

The Fundraising account for Mangione, 26, On Givesendgo has 641,795 US dollars at the top of the charges against federal and state allegations because he shot down Unitedhealthcare Honcho Brian Thompson in front of a hotel in Manhattan on December 4.

Mangione could face the death penalty if he was convicted of terrorism in his federal procedure in the case.

The anonymous donor made the biggest contribution to the Ivy League graduate fund last week: “I never had to worry about ensuring medicine,” the independent first reported.

“But here I am BC, even among the wealthy, it is clear that the case is probably politicized that the application for the indictment of Adams to perpetrator Walk will be released,” said the anonymous donor.

“Made me very undoubtedly on claimed evidence and strive for the death penalty,” added the person of Mangione's case. “CP, especially, would tend to personally and strongly in favor of the defense. The motifs are suspicious and the proper procedure is missing. “

The Mayor of New York City had been charged with corruption and bribery last year, but President Trump's Ministry of Justice said he wanted to reject the case at least for the time being.

The federal judge of Manhattan, Dale Ho, still has to sign at Justice's Move and leave things in the air for the mayor at least until mid -March.

The opponents of the Adams have accused the Trump administration of offering a Quid Pro Quo agreement under which Adams could avoid the process to contain the migrant crisis in New York City.

Adams had accused the Doj under the former President Joe Biden to present the case against him for political reasons because he critically criticized the flood of migrants to the administration.

The cases against Adams and Mangions are in no way related.

Mangione is captured in a Federal Lockup in Brooklyn without a deposit and has received a lot of support on his fundraiser page and letters from fans in prison, many including photos of its crowd female supporters.

Mangione, who comes from a well -known, wealthy family in Maryland and in the healthcare system, asked his supporters last month to limit themselves to sending five photos immediately after he was bombed with pictures of his obsessed fans.

“I am overwhelmed by and grateful for everyone who wrote me to share their stories and express their support,” wrote Mangione in his fundraiser. “This support has powerfully exceeded the political, racist and even class departments.”

The Fundraising site has set itself the goal of collecting 1 million US dollars for defending manion.

He has not guilty for all charges against him.