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I’ve talked with the maniacal Mangionistas’ — they think he’s a martyr but really he’s just a sad-sack loser

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Luigi Mangione has now admitted his role in the brazen murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson back in December of 2024.

“I shot Mr. Thompson in Manhattan and he died,” Mangione declared Friday morning in Manhattan Federal Court.

Those chilling words should put the 28-year-old behind bars for life.

However, among his depraved army of fangirls, Mangione’s guilty plea only bolsters his status as a righteous warrior.

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As one self-declared “Mangionista,” 27-year-old Abril Rios, said outside the courthouse: “I see it more of a revolutionary act of protest, the likes of which we haven’t seen since the civil rights era.”

Another dimwit gushed that she and the killer used the same sleeping medication, calling it “a little bonding moment.”

These people who treated Mangione’s twisted manifesto — in which he seemingly........

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