MARIE POHL

MARIE POHL

New York, New York
Marie Pohl is a freelance correspondent of The New York Sun.

Marie Pohl is a published author and freelance contributor. She covers courts…

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Luigi Mangione ‘Was Supposed To Get Intel and a Survival Kit’ the Day of His McDonald’s Arrest, Officer Testifies, Suggesting Suspect Planned To Flee Country

Altoona, Pennsylvania police officers say they lied to Mangione that they were only there because he was violating the McDonald’s ‘no loitering’ policy, in order to keep him calm.

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‘I’m Homeless’: Luigi Mangione Gave Fake Name of ‘Mark Rosario,’ Was Carrying Large Amounts of Cash at McDonald’s Arrest, Police Tell Court

‘If you get the New York City shooter, I’ll buy you a hoagie,’ one Altoona, Pennsylvania lieutenant tells a patrol officer as he is headed out to the McDonald’s to confront Mr. Mangione.

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Prison Guard Testifies Luigi Mangione Claimed To Be a Foreign Spy, Touted Book on Psychedelic Drugs, Worried About American Obesity Rates 

A corrections officer says he and Mr. Mangione compared privatized and nationalized healthcare systems.

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‘He’s Still in the Lobby by the Bathroom’: Suit-Clad Luigi Mangione Listens to 911 Call From McDonald’s Manager in Crucial ‘Suppression Hearing’

Mangione’s defense is seeking to have evidence – including the gun found in his backpack and a notebook containing his writings – suppressed from evidence.

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Luigi Mangione’s Defense Seeks To Ban Use of Word ‘Manifesto,’ Block Evidence from McDonald’s Arrest, as Accused CEO-Killer Returns to Court

The defense is also seeking to have the arresting officers barred from identifying Mangione as the person in surveillance images from New York City.

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Luigi Mangione Due in Court on Monday as Defense Seeks To Suppress Evidence From His McDonald’s Arrest That Could Put Him Away for Life

Defense attorneys are asking the judge to bar prosecutors from revealing the content of Mangione’s notebook and to bar it from being called ‘a manifesto.’

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