Allegations of Luigi Mangione's involvement in sex tapes have seemingly fueled a surge in donations to his defense fund from devoted fans.

With a goal of $1,000,000, the GiveSendGo defense fund had reached $645,692 at the time of this article's publication.

Fans have left comments under their donations, sending him well-wishes and expressing their shock over the sex tape allegations.

One donor named Gosia, who gave $5 to the cause, commented: 'I was going to wait for fuck my next payday with another donation but I am so angry with the tapes allegations that I had return here and donate even a small amount as a form of protest.'

Along with a $5 donation, another wrote: 'No one cares about sex tapes, we care about professional integrity and the right to a fair trial. Luigi will always have our support.'

'Tapes? Don't care. Miranda Rights? Care AF,' said another donor.

Some donors, however, didn't see the possibility of a Mangione sex tape as a downside. 

'Just because I heard there were some tapes out there x,' said a donor




Allegations of Luigi Mangione's involvement in sex tapes have seemingly fueled a surge in donations to his defense fund from devoted fans





With a goal of $1,000,000, the GiveSendGo defense fund had reached $645,692 at the time of this article's publication





Fans have left comments under their donations, sending him well wishes and expressing their frustrations over the sex tape allegations







Mangione allegedly recorded over 20 highly stylized sex tapes before his arrest for the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City on December 4.

Since his arrest, the 26-year-old Ivy League graduate has developed a devoted fanbase while behind bars, with reports suggesting women are drawn to him despite the severity of his charges.

An insider previously made the shocking sex tape accusations to RadarOnline claiming that the accused killer 'wanted to be watched.'

'It wasn't just some grainy, late-night mistake. It was perfect lighting, everything,' the insider claimed.

'He wanted to be watched. He got off on it. There are at least 20 videos of him having sex.'

According to the insider, many women involved in these videos are now reluctant to come forward, fearing they could be drawn into his legal case.   

Mangione became the subject of a massive manhunt after UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed in Manhattan in the early hours of December 4.

In the weeks following his arrest, details about Mangione's personal life, including his sex life and health struggles, surfaced.




PicturedL Supporters of Luigi Mangione gathered outside after Mangione arrived at State Supreme Court for a hearing on murder charges for killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City





Pictured: Comments on Luigi Mangione's defense fund on GiveSendGo












He had previously posted on X about having a 'pretty huge d'* in response to a thread asking if anyone had a PhD.

Additionally, reports indicate he suffered from a severe back injury that allegedly prevented him from having sex. 

RJ Martin, a former roommate who lived with Mangione for six months in a Hawaii co-living space, told The New York Times about Mangione's struggles. 

'He knew that dating and being physically intimate with his back condition wasn't possible. I remember him telling me that, and my heart just breaks,' Martin said.

Mangione reportedly had spondylolisthesis, a condition exacerbated by a surfing accident.

'His spine was misaligned. He said his lower vertebrae were almost half an inch off, pinching a nerve,' Martin added.

However, the RadarOnline source claimed Mangione frequently filmed himself during sex and shared nude photos with women.

'People thought he was this misunderstood genius, but in reality, he was filming everything as if he were the star of his own private porno empire,' the insider alleged.









Mangione was the subject of a widespread manhunt after Thompson was shot dead on the streets of Manhattan in the early hours of December 4 while attending a healthcare conference





Authorities believe Mangione is responsible with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, seen here

'He wasn't just reckless — he was putting on a show. And now, the show is over.'

At the time of his arrest, Mangione had been on the run for five days. Authorities confirmed he was carrying a handwritten manifesto in which he railed against UnitedHealthcare. 

In the 262-word document, he criticized corporations for 'abusing our country for immense profit' while failing to improve the life expectancy of Americans.

Mangione, who comes from a wealthy family, is the grandson of a self-made multimillionaire who owned a luxury resort, nursing homes, and a radio station.

He attended the prestigious Gilman School in Baltimore — where tuition costs $40,000 per year — and graduated as valedictorian in 2016.


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