Luigi Mangione, facing murder charges in New York for the killing of healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is currently fighting extradition from Pennsylvania. His lawyer claims a lack of evidence against him, yet authorities have linked him to the crime scene through fingerprints and forensic evidence. Legal experts suggest Mangione might explore two main defenses if extradited: deniability of involvement or arguing that he shouldn’t be punished due to circumstances. Discussions also include the potential for a mental status defense, which could affect his competency to stand trial.