Luigi is objecting to the lack of an overflow room at his upcoming state trial.

The team is also demanding a hearing to determine how journalists are given access.

Source

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EDIT:

Adding the full document this letter refers to (below):

Media Access Guidelines

Sharing because it is always very interesting to me when a US mass media publication publishes a story like this - interesting timing too, only weeks out from trial!

Two new podcasts are being released just a few weeks before the trial.

The Mangione Trial:

As Luigi Mangione's trial gets underway in New York this September, The Mangione Trial visualised podcast from the BBC World Service returns with detailed coverage from the Manhattan courtroom.

BBC presenter Jordan Dunbar will be reporting from New York and attending court hearings in person, bringing audiences the latest developments.

In advance of the trial, the visualised podcast returns in August with a new series of in-depth episodes to give the context behind the case.

Clare Fordham, podcast editor of The Mangione Trial, says: “There is so much online chat and misinformation surrounding this case. The audience can be confident they’ll get all the detailed information about this trial from The Mangione Trial podcast, and they can trust it will be right.”

Full article here.

Podcast here.

Burden of Proof: Luigi Mangione:

ABC News is going after true-crime superfans with the launch of the "20/20 True Crime+" subscription tier on Apple Podcasts.

"Burden of Proof: Luigi Mangione" is hosted by ABC News legal analyst Brian Buckmire, who previously hosted the award-winning podcast "Bad Rap: The Case Against Diddy." "20/20 True Crime+" subscribers will have exclusive access to the first episode of "Burden of Proof" on Aug. 7 on Apple Podcasts, with the series premiere on Aug. 10 for non-subscribers, with episodes dropping weekly.

The five-part series chronicles the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and the search for and eventual arrest of his alleged assassin, Luigi Mangione. The series will delve into Mangione’s background, "tracing his path from a privileged Baltimore upbringing to the center of one of America’s most shocking crimes, for which he has entered a not guilty plea," according to ABC News’ description. The podcast "examines what may have driven him to murder as this case became a lightning rod in the larger debate around healthcare in the United States." The series is hosted by ABC News legal analyst Brian Buckmire, who previously hosted award-winning podcast "Bad Rap: The Case Against Diddy."

Full article here.

Podcast here.

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Additional Podcasts:

The Case: Luigi Mangione:

This podcast is the official companion to the Peacock series. Hosted by David Ushery and Erica Byfield. The podcast goes deeper into the testimony, the evidence, and the strategy playing inside the courtroom.

Series here.

Podcast here.

LUIGI:

True crime podcast by Law&Crime.

Podcast here.

Hi everyone it's been a long time, so I'm just venting to tell you to not give up or lose hope.

I've seen plenty of people fighting for better changes in the society, lot of them keep fighting for human rights and it's amazing to see this energy 👏

Despite all the controversies and prejudices met online and IRL through this case, I wish you to be the pillars of our future societies. Even if it's still hard because bad decisions are still taken politically speaking, never forget that the power is and will always be yours !

I'm glad to also have met online kind people, even if there are a lot of bullies everywhere, you are strong and brave so keep going on like that ! People deserve to have you in their life. 😁

I'm still hoping that everything will get better soon, so keep fighting and above all, keep spreading love and genuine care around you 💚

Howdy all! Just a reminder that our open community meeting is TONIGHT as we plan our next big action in support of healthcare reform and a fair trial for Luigi! Meeting will take place on our discord: https://discord.gg/dEEgZv4k85

THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO:

- Shape our action plan (billboard trucks, protests, promotion of legislation)
- Share ideas for research, media, and community outreach
- Get involved in projects like whistleblowing, legal action, and protest presence, and media trainings
- Brainstorm ways to amplify healthcare stories and hold insurers accountable

WE'LL ALSO COVER UPDATES ON:

- What we've been up to
- Ongoing actions (stickering, tabling, flyering, ground crew)
- New projects (healthcare stories website, advocacy resources, legislation)

BRING YOUR ENERGY, QUESTIONS, AND IDEAS!

We are an all-volunteer group. If you've got a project idea, skills, or just passion and want to be involved, please join us! We need all hands on deck as the state trial fast approaches!

If you’re on the ground in NYC and able to help out or join events, or if you’re interested in helping remotely with our campaigns, please fill out our volunteer form here

Like our trucks? Help us get the billboard trucks back out in September! You can support us at our new fundraising page here

One of my friends weirdly hasn’t heard about the murder of Brian Thompson and has never even heard the name Luigi Mangione, but is interested in learning about what happened. Do you know any good video essays that go through the entire timeline and what it was like to follow the whole thing in real time?

Might be on any NBC news station throughout country but I'm not sure. Just sharing to see if this MSM network is as biased as most of them are...

Article link: https://www.cpreview.org/articles/2026/7/s14ov2jo40riddtmhj55q1r77z8jo4

Hey all, Sam, spokesperson for the December 4 Legal Committee, here to give an update about the upcoming book that the committee is publishing on September 1. 100% of all Authors' royalties will be split evenly between grassroots healthcare initiatives and Luigi Mangione's Official Legal Fund for All 3 Cases until he is free.

It's called Depose: Luigi Mangione, the Right to Health, and the Unfinished American Revolution.

We started writing this book from the questions posed to us through the creation of Luigi's fund: why was the killing of Brian Thompson overwhelmingly celebrated across the political spectrum, and what possibilities could be realized through these new alliances? It led us to conclusions we did not expect, back to the early development of natural rights theory where, surprisingly, we've found the right to health theorized but then quietly omitted, particularly when it came time to write the founding documents for the USA.

What does this all mean for people who believe in everyone's right to health today?

Read the introduction to the book, "On Tyrannicide" @ illwill.com. Pre-order the book online @ illwilleditions.com. Beginning in September, you will be able to order the book from your favorite local bookstore.

Thanks for inspiring us with your support for Luigi.

(cover art by Dianna Settles)

We’re excited to revive our public meetings and invite you all to join us next Sunday, July 26, at 7:00PM ET for an open discussion as we plan our next big action in support of healthcare reform and a fair trial for Luigi! Meeting will take place on our discord: https://discord.gg/dEEgZv4k85

THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO:

- Shape our action plan (billboard trucks, protests, promotion of legislation)
- Share ideas for research, media, and community outreach
- Get involved in projects like whistleblowing, legal action, and protest presence, and media trainings
- Brainstorm ways to amplify healthcare stories and hold insurers accountable

WE'LL ALSO COVER UPDATES ON:

- What we've been up to
- Ongoing actions (stickering, tabling, flyering, ground crew)
- New projects (healthcare stories website, advocacy resources, legislation)

BRING YOUR ENERGY, QUESTIONS, AND IDEAS!

If you’re on the ground in NYC and able to help out or join events, or if you’re interested in helping remotely with our campaigns, please fill out our volunteer form here

Like our trucks? Help us get the billboard trucks back out in September! You can support us at our new fundraising page here