Unitedhealthcare CEO murder suspect Luigi Mangione was suffering terrible back pain to the point where it was not possible for him to have sex with anyone or date, his former landlord said.

Luigi Mangione, who is facing charges over the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, reportedly suffered from back pain that could have led to a negative experience with the health-care ...

Luigi Mangione, the suspect arrested in connection with the murder ... A spokesperson for Martin added to the Times that Mangione’s back injury had stopped him from surfing and had impacted his ...

The timeline of events leading up to former United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson's murder in NYC and Luigi Mangione's arrest ...

Luigi Mangione’s transformation from a promising ... hoping to manage his ongoing low-back pain. It was felt to be caused by a condition called spondylolisthesis, a bony defect in the back ...

After Luigi Mangione made the difficult decision to undergo spinal surgery last year for chronic back pain, he became a proponent of the procedure that changed his life for the better. He ...

Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, suffered severe back pain that prevented him from being “physically intimate,” according to reports. R.J. Martin ...

But Luigi Mangione’s transformation from promising student to accused murderer didn’t happen overnight. A look at his activities over the past few years shows that threads of his life—his ...

"The pain made him depressed, which in turn influenced those relationships," Ryan says. Related: Murder Suspect Luigi Mangione’s Back Pain Ruined His Love Life, Friend Says: ‘Dating ...

Investigation Discovery will release "Who is Luigi Mangione?" on Feb. 17. New York City Mayor Eric Adams is among those who appear in the special.

Over 8,000 people have donated more than $223,800 toward the GiveSendGo fundraiser created for Mangione with a goal of $500,000. Mangione, 26, is charged with murder and a slew of other federal ...