Luigi Mangone, the suspect in the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is expected to be extradited from Pennsylvania to New York. He was arrested after a week-long manhunt and is charged with murder in broad daylight in Manhattan. The Manhattan District Attorney has secured an 11-count indictment, but federal prosecutors are also preparing charges, which could include the death penalty. The decision on whether state or federal charges will be pursued first is pending. If federal charges are pursued, they could supersede state charges due to the severity and potential for the death penalty, although New York typically offers life without parole for such crimes. Mangone is expected to plead not guilty and will likely be held without bail. His defense may consider insanity or emotional disturbance, but the outcome remains uncertain, especially with potential federal charges.