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What happened in court?
Mostly he stared and rocked back and forth in his chair. At one point, he attempted to speak to the court but was quieted by his attorney, who told him "don't say a word."
What's next?
Luigi Mangione will remain jailed in Altoona, Pennsylvania, as the extradition process plays out.
It appears Mangione and his attorney will fight being moved to New York.
New York prosecutors have obtained an arrest warrant for Mangione, which could speed up the process.
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Official booking photo of Luigi Mangione released by PA Department of Corrections.
After Luigi Mangione's first jail photo was released, his family said they're "shocked and devastated" about his arrest.
Mangione’s family offered prayers to Thompson’s family and asked people to “pray for all involved.”
What do you notice about Mangione's pants?
This is perhaps one of the saddest images I've seen yet.
As reported by Newsweek: Mangione had reportedly had spinal surgery just one year ago.
Spondylolisthesis (pronounced spohn-di-low-less-THEE-sis) is a health condition where one of the bones in the spine, called a vertebra, slips out of place.
Most common in the lower back, symptoms can include pain and stiffness in the back that is often worse when standing or walking, and difficulty walking or standing for long periods of time
If the misaligned bone traps a nerve, as happened in Mangione's case, this is called sciatica and can cause pain, numbness and tingling in the back, bottom and legs.
Side effects of spondylolisthesis may include chronic pain, spinal arthritis, nerve damage and incontinence (difficulty controlling when you pee or poop).
Thompson is survived by his wife and two sons.
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