Luigi Mangione: The Killing that divided America

Rockcliffe Books
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When UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed on a Manhattan street, the crime shocked the world. But the arrest of Luigi Mangione triggered something even more unexpected—a fierce public debate that divided America.

This compelling true-crime audiobook examines Mangione’s privileged upbringing, education, health struggles, disappearance and the carefully planned attack that made him internationally infamous. It follows the investigation, his dramatic arrest in Pennsylvania, the evidence recovered by police and his eventual admission in federal court.

Beyond the crime itself, The Killing That Divided America explores the public anger surrounding the American healthcare system, the disturbing online admiration Mangione received and the difficult question of how a calculated killing became a symbol of protest.

A gripping and thought-provoking account of murder, corporate power, social-media obsession and a criminal case that forced America to confront its deepest divisions.

When UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed on a Manhattan street, the crime shocked the world. But the arrest of Luigi Mangione triggered something even more unexpected—a fierce public debate that divided America. This compelling true-crime audiobook examines Mangione’s privileg...

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About the author

Melanie Moorhead is a true-crime author who explores compelling criminal cases, controversial figures and the human stories behind the headlines. Her work presents complex events in a clear, engaging and thought-provoking way.

Melanie Moorhead is a true-crime author who explores compelling criminal cases, controversial figures and the human stories behind the headlines. Her work presents complex events in a clear, engaging and thought-provoking way.

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