A former federal prosecutor said the Trump administration is using the Luigi Mangione case to "send a message" about its use of the death penalty.

The skeleton held a sign that read: “F— Luigi and his jagoff followers.” The arraignment seemingly inspired two bomb threats that were dismissed as not credible, sources said. One was a ...

One man, a provocative conservative artist named Scott LoBaido wheeled around an effigy of Mangione; a skeleton dressed as the Luigi character from SuperMario, strapped to an electric chair.

with messages like “Luigi Before Fascists” and “Stop the Violence: End the Death Penalty Now.” Critics also appeared: One person displayed what seemed to be a fake skeleton dressed in a ...

For the most part, the crowd seemed to be vibing on the same pro-Luigi frequency -- which is probably why artist Scott LoBaido rolled in with security, especially since he brought along a skeleton ...

F**k Luigi Mangione and his j**off followers,' his sign read. He also carried a faux-electric chair with a skeleton dressed like Luigi, the Mario Bros character. A day before the hearing ...