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The family of Taig Savage, a 22-year-old Penticton man killed in 2021, is facing further distress as two more minors involved in his case have reached plea agreements. The victims' mother, Tracey Savage, expressed shock and frustration, stating that the plea deals for manslaughter instead of second-degree murder leave her feeling there is no justice for her son. The case began when Taig Savage's body was discovered on the track field at Penticton Secondary School in September 2021. Four individuals were charged with second-degree murder two years later, with three of them being minors at the time of the incident. One minor previously entered a plea deal for manslaughter, and now two additional minors have done the same. Under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, the maximum sentence for manslaughter is three years, compared to seven years for second-degree murder. Rob Dhanu, a former criminal crown prosecutor, explained that murder cases are complex, especially when multiple people are involved, and the Crown may have opted for a plea deal to secure a conviction rather than risk losing the case at trial. The only adult accused, Isaac Jack, is scheduled for trial in the spring, but Tracey Savage fears the case may be delayed further. She emphasized the emotional toll on her family, noting that her son will never meet his granddaughter. The case remains under a publication ban, preventing details about the circumstances from being disclosed. The family continues to seek justice, but the plea deals have deepened their sense of loss and frustration with the legal system.

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Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealth Group CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan, is reportedly considering a guilty plea in a federal stalking case. This development could avoid a trial and delay his state murder trial. The New York Times reported that while a guilty plea is not guaranteed, prosecutors and defense lawyers have requested a joint court hearing. If Mangione pleads guilty, he may seek to dismiss the murder charge under New York's double jeopardy laws, though prosecutors argue the charges are legally distinct. The case has drawn significant public attention due to its brazen nature and broader implications for health insurance industry practices. Thompson's killing in December 2024 sparked widespread media coverage and a lengthy manhunt. Mangione's federal trial was previously scheduled for January but may now be affected by potential plea negotiations. Legal experts note that while a guilty plea could resolve some charges, the remaining stalking accusations could still lead to a life sentence without parole.

Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in December 2024, has indicated he will plead guilty to federal stalking charges. This plea deal could delay his upcoming New York state murder trial scheduled for September 2026, as his legal team argues double jeopardy protections may prevent simultaneous prosecution. The federal case, set for January 2027, carries a life sentence. Evidence recovered from a Pennsylvania McDonald’s included a firearm, silencer, and notebook referencing the crime, though some items were excluded from the state trial due to processing errors. Thompson’s family attended the federal court hearing to witness the plea. The case highlights legal complexities surrounding overlapping state and federal charges, with experts noting the determination of duplicate charges remains contentious. The incident sparked widespread public attention and a massive manhunt leading to Mangione’s capture five days after the killing.

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