Luigi Mangione is expected to plead guilty Friday to federal charges accusing him of stalking and killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, sources familiar with the matter told ABC News.
Luigi Mangione's next courtroom appearance in New York for his state murder case was pushed back one day due to a paperwork filing delay.
The judge overseeing the case of accused CEO killer Luigi Mangione issued a critical ruling on what evidence and testimony prosecutors can use during his trial.
The move follows a decision by a different judge, made on Wednesday, to push his state trial to September 8.
Luigi Mangione's state trial was pushed back on Wednesday from June to September, hours after his federal trial was pushed back from September to October.
The Minnesota man who allegedly claimed to be an FBI agent and demanded Luigi Mangione's release from the federal jail in Brooklyn is considering whether to plead guilty.