#luigimangione

[aryadelvich]

I’m dying for his facial expressions so cute, so sassy, so unique, so Italian, so Luigi 😖😖

[weloveluigi]

we have not yet even begun to process what we’re in the midst of

[garthnadermemestash]

Be afraid.

[bonnie98]

Luigi signing our marriage certificate

[purrpleluv]

Sending him letters:

**Yes, he can receive international mails too! 💚**

- Mail must have his full name (Luigi Nicholas Mangione) and register number (52503-511).

- Mail will be opened and inspected by staff, so content must be kept appropriate or else it will be rejected. Do not talk about the incident. Talk to him like a friend.

These suggestions are collected from @renegadeforjustice (TikTok):

- Use plain paper.

- Use plain black/blue pen or pencil.

- Greeting cards can be included but they have to be as simple as possible (one piece of folded paper without any layer, embossing, glitter, or other extra material).

- Puzzles like crossword and sudoku can also be sent. Make sure to include the answers in a separate paper.

- Mail can include multiple pages.

- If you are not comfortable using your real name, you can use a pen name instead (just make sure it is a simple one with a first and last name).

Sending him packages:

From bop.gov:

“Inmates are not allowed to receive packages from home without prior written approval from the inmate's unit team or authorized staff member at the institution. The only packages an inmate may receive from home are those containing release clothing and authorized medical devices. However, inmates may receive magazines, hard and paperback books directly from the publisher.”

More information from Policy on Incoming Publications:

"At all Bureau institutions, an inmate may receive hardcover publications and newspapers only from the publisher, from a book club, or from a bookstore.”

“At medium security, high security, and administrative institutions, an inmate may receive softcover publications (for example, paperback books, newspaper clippings, magazines, and other similar items) only from the publisher, from a book club, or from a bookstore."

- Books, magazines, and newspapers can only be sent to him by the publisher/bookstore/book club themselves. You cannot mail it to him yourself. When ordering, put Luigi as the recipient.

- If you are going to use Amazon to send him books, there is a “send as a gift” button below the cart that you can click if you want to include a message to him as well.

Sending money to his commissary account:

To deposit money into his commissary account, you can choose from 3 options:

1.) MoneyGram

You'll need the following information:

Account Number: 52503511MANGIONE

Company Name: Federal Bureau of Prisons

City & State: Washington, DC

Receive Code is always: 7932

Beneficiary: Luigi Nicholas Mangione

a. At a MoneyGram location

Locate the nearest agent by calling 1-800-926-9400 or visiting: www.moneygram.com.

You'll need to complete a MoneyGram ExpressPayment Blue Form (see a sample form).

You can pay with cash.

b. Online

Please visit https://www.moneygram.com/mgo/us/en/paybills and enter the receive code 7932 or Federal Bureau of Prisons.

Enter the Receive Code (7932) and the amount you are sending (up to $300).

First time users will have to set up a profile and account.

A MasterCard or Visa credit card is required.

2.) Western Union

You'll need the following information:

Account Number: 52503511MANGIONE

Attention Line: Luigi Nicholas Mangione

Code City is always: FBOP, DC

a. Online

Please visit www.send2corrections.com

A credit/debit card will be required to complete a payment online.

You can also initiate a payment via mobile app and pay later with cash or payment card, at a Western Union agent location.

b. At a Western Union location

Locate the nearest agent by using our agent locator or by calling 1-800-325-6000.

You can pay with cash. Debit cards are accepted at select locations.

c. Over the phone

Call 1-800-634-3422 and choose option 2.

A credit/debit card will be required.

d. Via Send2Corrections mobile application

Search "Send2Corrections" in the Apple App Store (Apple iOS) or the Google Play Store (Android devices).

3.) Using mail

For detailed information, click on this link.

Information is extracted from bop.gov. Please visit the site if you need any confirmation.

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[alwayslytherins2]

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Y'all I made a fanart of our precious boy, because I haven't seen it done yet 😭😭😭

[fullpenguincupcake]

Rendition of Luigi Mangione and defense counsel by RocMilArt

Some really nice rendition made. For more Luigi, see here.

[cxstellan]

luigi mangione chatacter ai bot when (unless anyone has written a fanfic already)

[americascomic]

Imagine the UHC Shooter workshopping his manifesto at some community college creative writing class and him sitting there politely getting feedback by a room of people who are either 19 or over 40

[iammelissap]

serving a letal face card

[kokujin-josei-simmer]

Seriously, this person is a loser for trying to paywall a sim based on Luigi Mangione. I don't care if it's early access, Luigi is clearly not the person to use to try to make a quick buck off of.

This clown probably doesn't even care about the situation regarding healthcare in the U.S. (if they even live here) and how ridiculously expensive it is, they just wanted to get clicks and money.

Also, the sim doesn't really look like Luigi.

[groupieheartache]

raw. next question.

[garthnadermemestash]

Class solidarity

[bonnie98]

My two boys:

Jahar Tsarnaev

Luigi Mangione

🩷

[purrpleluv]

If you have the means to, please donate to Luigi’s GiveSendGo!

It has been confirmed by KFA that Luigi is accepting the funds to use for his cases.

From Newsweek (Feb. 4, 2025):

Please donate here:

[saltyprincessblog]

I do worry about him because he is now living in protective custody, which is quite literally a big dorm room and sleeping in the same room as Diddy and sharing a living space with him.

On a positive note, at least now that he is out of the SHU he can text and email his family/ friends regularly, call them until his monthly minutes run out. And spend his time watching news / gyming / playing video games / watching movies when he is not with his lawyers or evaluating his own case.

He's used to the dorm life, but definitely not with these kinds of people. It's great that he has some entertainment there and now he can socialize and stay up to date with the news and not be bored out of his mind like he was in SHU.