On Thursday there was a lot before sunset when the first young woman was in her place in front of a line outside the Manhattan Federal Courthouse.
“I would prefer not to talk to members of the press,” she said Friday morning, apologizing.
Luigi Mangione was in court on Friday to make a statement to guilty of murder in the murder United Healthcare CEO Brian ThompsonTo. “Luigi Girls”, the term used in the row of others, had been waiting for a 12 -hour upward to see Mangione in his prison in Khaki and ankles.
As this Mackre Fandom kept its long vigilance – eating out on the sidewalk and grabbing nap – Brian Thompson never spoken, two frequent lines in Business Insider said on Friday.
“It's all about the” Luig “story,” said John Mcintosh, 43, of Manhattan, who said he was waiting for money.
“I have never heard his name mentioned,” Mcintosh said. He referred to Thompson, a 50-year-old father of two children who Allegedly Mangione December on the downtown sidewalk.
It was Mcintoshi's third time in the Mangione bourse, he said on Friday. The self -designated line administrator held a handwritten list of the names and numbers of the people in the line. He himself was number 5, having submitted his claim on Thursday at 7:30 pm
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John Mcintosh, 43, from Manhattan, was an unofficial route administrator as dozens of people waited for Luigi Mangione in court. Laura Italy/Business Inner Ring
The number one list had given his name “cm” number two refusals. Number three gave the name “RJ”
Mcintosh wanted it to be clear that he was not one of them – he is not a Luigi girl. “I don't think the guy deserves some compassion,” he said with laughing about Mangione.
“Most people are more interested in taking care of Luigi as Brian,” Brooklyn Bushwick's neighborhood sketcher Jarva Land, who made the waiting list number 6.
Land said he was also in the order of Mangione's previous performance – and then sketched – and had a good feeling of “line culture”.
His sketches of interrogations from Line Document interviews.
“I'm not doing any interviews today,” he quoted a woman who talked about another morning sketch.
“Try a dry shampoo,” read another interrogated snippet of Land's Sketchbook. “Dry shampoo is my life -saving.”
Sketch artist Jarva Land tells journalists before Luigi Mangione's hearing as women whom she calls “Luigi girls”. Laura Italy/Business Inner Ring
At some point in the morning, the Earth wrote between the waiter and the passing federal Marshall, who asked, “How long did you all wait here?”
The waiter of the line answered, “Two days!” Earth by sketch. “3 weeks! All our lives in a certain way!”
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“Don't break my carbonate in court,” he joked back.
The land is not a Luigi girl either, she said. Although he admitted, “I love Luig's girls – even average.”
He said there were more of them than people might think.
“I have heard that these girls have an impression that is obsessed with a swan and think he is just a criminal of heart disease or something like that,” she said. “But this is the thinnest layer of this – I think the attractiveness is not that basic at all. It is the idea of this country and justice and power systems.”
As far as myself is concerned, “I am pleased to be at the hearing and get to Luigi – and sketch his eyebrows,” she said. “Of course.”
Brooklyn artist Jarva Earth from outside the Federal Court for Luigi Mangione. Laura Italy/Business Inner Ring
Most of the women in front of the line hid their face with a medical or paper medical mask. By the time the courtroom opened, about half of the women in a row could enter.
Unlike the line, Thompson's name was mentioned several times in court, including when the US District Court Margaret Garnett asked Federal Prosecutors whether the family members of the health manager were kept up to date.
They were, US lawyer Dominic Ghent was assured by the judge.
26 -year -old Mangione responded to the accusation “not guilty” accusing him of pursuing, murder and deadly use of a firearm.
His senior defense protector Karen Agnifilo told the judge that one of his private phone calls to Mangione, who was imprisoned in the trial. The prosecutors had unintentionally listened to. The judge asked the prosecutors to inform him of how it happened next month.
The judge also reminded both sides of their obligation to restrict their public statements about the case so as not to “prevent or influence Mr Mangione's ability to obtain a fair trial and, in this case, the ability of the court to choose a fair jury.”
The judge ordered the prosecutors to give this reminder to Jay Clayton, the temporary lawyer of the District of the southern New York – which includes Manhattan – and US chief prosecutor Pam Bond “and all his subordinates”.
Mangione's next court day was planned on 5 December, at what date A study of death The date may be set.
