Luigi Mangione Acquittal for Murder
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Luigi Mangione agrees to extradition to New York in UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case

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Luigi Mangione waived his right to contest extradition to New York .
Mangione, 26 , is accused of fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on Dec. 4 .
He was arrested five days later in Altoona after someone reported a suspicious person in a McDonald 's.
The University of Pennsylvania graduate was indicted on one count of first -degree murder in furtherance of terrorism.