Luigi Mangione received 'heart-shaped notes' hidden in socks
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Capolupo seized the notes but allowed Mangione to wear the socks. However, "he felt that ‘they did not look good’" and took them off, according to prosecutors.
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Mangione's lawyers asked Monday that he get a laptop to view a vast amount of documents, video and other items that prosecutors have gathered and turned over to the defense so far.
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Mangione's attorneys claim he apologized for any inconvenience his arrest caused and that he hoped the employee's information would not be released.
Prosecutors said Mangione received a heart-shaped note tucked into a pair of socks last month, offering encouraging words for his upcoming trial.
Manhattan prosecutors had argued heart-shaped notes smuggled in Mangione's socks showed yet again his "sympathizers" posed a security risk.
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