The letter from Luigi Mangione to Sick Child's mother becomes viral: “The photo of the Send daughter will put it on my prison wall”

Luigi Mangione, accused of being killed Brian Thompson, CEO of Unitedhealthcare,has attracted widespread attention on social media after a letter that he wrote to the mother of a sick child had become viral.
The former investigative journalist and author Ashley Shelby revealed on the substance that a 66-year-old woman who identified as Karen wrote to Luigi Mangione about her fights with Unitedhealthcare.
According to Newsweek, Shelby published pictures of the letter in A on Wednesday Substance articles titled “Warrior Jesus and a letter from Luigi” To share Mangione's answer to Karens message what she claimed.
The mother's letter describes the condition of her daughter, which includes a rare and possibly fatal illness that requires continuing medical help and supervision. In her letter, Karen informed her and the medical fights of her daughter and offered a picture of the Christ in Majesty Mosaic.
In his answer, Mangione wrote: “Dear Karen, your letter is the first to get me up. I am so sorry for what she and her daughter had to endure so senselessly.”

He found that the images he received were reproduced in “black and white” and proposed to use an application for color transmission, the outlet reported.
He wrote: “If you are able to send a photo of you/your daughter or the mosaic, it would mean a lot to me. I will put it on my prison cell wall next to your letter.”
“Her daughter is blessed to have a mother who loves her so much and struggles so relentlessly for her,” he added.
At the beginning of February, Mangione published a public answer to the correspondence that he had received in the metropolitan detention center.
In his statement it was said: “I read everyone I get. Thanks again to everyone who took the time to write. I look forward to listening to more in the future.”
The 26-year-old accused the CEO of Unitedhealthcare, Brian Thompson, in front of a hotel in Manhattan in December, compared to 11 charges in New York, including the first degree “for promoting a terrorist act” and two cases of the second degree.
He has not guilty the state charges, but has not yet received an indictment for federal accusations. Mangione will be released on March 19 in front of a federal court, while his next hearing in the case of the state of New York is planned for June 26.