Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the shooting death of Minnesota resident Brian Thompson has his first court appearance on Friday in New York, less than three months after the UnitedHealthcare CEO died

Shackled and donning a bulletproof vest, Mangione didn't speak as he was paraded into a New York State court on Friday in front of dozens of news reporters as protesters demanded his release outside.

Luigi Mangione faces charges in both New York and Pennsylvania and federal charges in the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson last year.

A new documentary on ID traces the lives of Mangione and Thompson up to the point where they allegedly intersected on Dec. 4, 2024

The charges against Luigi Mangione brand him as both a terrorist and a stalker, accuse him of carrying a ghost gun and a fake ID, and enable prosecutors to seek life in state prison and the federal death penalty.

Mangione, the suspected gunman in the UnitedHealthcare CEO's shooting, comes from a wealthy family, according to multiple outlets.

Mangione stands charged in Manhattan Supreme Court and Manhattan Federal Court in the Dec. 4, 2024 killing of health care executive Brian Thompson outside the Midtown Hilton Hotel.