The defense attorney who represents Luigi Mangione, the main suspect of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, rejected there is any evidence linking his client to the murder.
Speaking to ABC News, Thomas Dickey said the gun found on Mangione doesn't necessarily have to be the one used to kill Thompson, as "a lot of guns look the same." "If you brought a gun and said, 'well, it looks like that,' I don't even know if that evidence would be admissible. So I would argue it wouldn't be given much weight."
