Luigi Mangione has been indicted on 11 counts, including first-degree murder in furtherance of terrorism, for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The murder was described as a targeted and well-planned act intended to evoke terror. Prosecutors provided a detailed timeline of Mangione's movements on the morning of the murder, showing he left a hostel early, traveled to Midtown on an e-bike, and was seen near the Hilton where Thompson was attending a conference. Mangione allegedly approached Thompson from behind and shot him. After the murder, Mangione fled New York City and was arrested five days later in Pennsylvania with a 3-D printed ghost gun and other weapons. He remains in prison in Pennsylvania and is not contesting extradition to New York. The city's police commissioner condemned the celebration of Thompson's murder, emphasizing there is no heroism in Mangione's actions.