Healthcare CEO Murder Suspect's Fingerprints Found at Crime Scene

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Luigi Mangione, the man charged with murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, left a crucial piece of evidence behind: his fingerprints.** (1) Investigators found Mangione's prints on a water bottle and a KIND bar near the scene of the crime. (2) This is the first positive forensic match linking Mangione to the murder. (3) Police also believe they have recovered a coffee cup the suspected gunman used at a Manhattan Starbucks before the shooting. (4) Mangione was arrested in Pennsylvania and is being held without bail, contesting his extradition to New York.

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