Marc Agnifilo

We need to know.

You know, one of the allegations that was, that was made by, um, Jacob Kingston's very powerful attorney, he, he hired Mark Agnifilo, who you, you've seen, you know, has been involved in the P. Diddy case-

Mm-hmm

... and his wife is now-

So these are high-ranking lawyers.

These aren't people who are throwing crazy into the winds and seeing if it sticks.

But Mark Agnifilo told the judge in this case that a lot of the money that was being laundered through Turkey, through this billionaire, billionaire named Burhan Korkmaz, was actually being funneled to Syria to back the Kurds in the fight against ISIS.

Which is a believable story when you see that Burhan Korkmaz was best friends with James Woolsey, whose name might ring a bell to a lot of you because he was a CIA director under Bill Clinton, and then became a national security advisor in the first Trump administration.

We need to know.

You know, one of the allegations that was made by Jacob Kingston's very powerful attorney, he hired Mark Agnifilo, who you've seen, you know, has been involved in the P. Diddy case and his wife is now doing the Luigi Mangione case.

So these are high ranking lawyers.

These are people who are throwing crazy into the wind and seeing if it sticks.

But Mark Agnifilo told the judge in this case that a lot of the money that was being laundered through Turkey through this billionaire named Baran Korkmaz was actually being funneled to Syria to back the Kurds in the fight against ISIS, which is a believable story when you see that Baran Korkmaz was best friends with James Woolsey.

Whose name might ring a bell to a lot of you because he was a CIA director under Bill Clinton and then became a national security advisor in the first Trump administration.

So this guy is very powerful.

Another thing when you watch the trial, he's very good with his facial expressions.

He kind of reminds me of Mark Agnifilo in that older teddy bear man aesthetic, which I think does play to the jurors really well.

He seems a bit more aggressive than Mark Agnifilo, just in his cadence, but...

I'm sure they're both sharks, right? Now, July 27th, 2026, prosecutor Buckingham, the one with the bows, walks up to the podium in front of the jurors.

She's wearing black and she has matching black bow in her hair.

These high-profile defendants are hiring the absolute elite tier of the defense bar.

We are talking about powerhouse attorneys like Mark Agnifilo, Jennifer Bonjon, the absolute best legal minds money can buy.

Oh, yeah.

Top tier.

Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty in federal court.

He admitted to stalking UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, to using a ruse to email the healthcare insurance company in order to get a lock on Thompson's location, to traveling to New York City with a firearm, to following the 50-year-old husband and father in the early morning darkness in midtown Manhattan on December 4th, 2024, and to shooting Thompson dead on the street.

To many, the now 28-year-old Mangione was more than just a defendant.

He became an online folk hero thanks to the ever-present resentment towards the health insurance industry.

That team consists of Joel Seidman, Kristin Bailey, Zachary Kaplan, Christopher Provost, and Lisa DelPizzo.

The judge on that case is Justice Gregory Carro of the New York State Supreme Court.

Defense attorney Karen Friedman Agnifilo represents Mangione in both his federal and state cases, along with her husband Mark Agnifilo and Jacob Kaplan.

So those are all the people involved, all the attorneys looking to get Mangione a major prison sentence, and all those looking to get him a more lenient one at this point.

Another thing when you watch the trial, he's very good with his facial expressions.

He kind of reminds me of Mark Agnifilo-

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