Luigi’s Video Game: Mangione’s Bizarre Backpack of Evidence Earns Points in New Courtroom Spectacle As disturbing courtroom evidence photos and hours-long testimony emerge from the Luigi Mangione “marathon hearing,” forensic psychologist Dr. John Brady offers a fresh, underreported perspective on what the public is missing about the man accused of murdering a wealthy healthcare executive. While media coverage has focused on the shocking visuals — including backpack photos showing bullets wrapped in wet underwear and

Cage Charmer: Why Mangione Charisma and Anti-establishment anger Equate to Unlikely Prison Following Dr. John Brady is uniquely positioned to dissect one of the most unsettling—and strangely captivating—criminal sagas in recent memory: the Luigi Mangione phenomenon. Mangione’s case has now crossed beyond true-crime curiosity and into cultural flashpoint, tapping directly into the country’s simmering distrust of elites and its growing sympathy for “ordinary people pushed too far.” What makes Mangione unusual isn’t only the allegation