"Justice or Justified Murder? The Dangerous Legacy of Luigi Mangione" is a gripping, no-holds-barred exposé of one of the most shocking crimes in modern America—the cold-blooded assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. On a cold morning in Manhattan, the healthcare debate turned deadly when Luigi Nicholas Mangione pulled the trigger. But what followed was even more disturbing: hashtags glorifying the killer, memes turning murder into fashion, and a digital mob that tried to rewrite the truth. Written with electrifying detail and moral urgency, Tiffany Ingraham uncovers how Mangione—a brilliant Ivy League graduate turned self-righteous vigilante—crafted his crime as a message to America. With exclusive analysis of Mangione’s manifesto, trial coverage, media frenzy, and growing cult following, this book reveals the terrifying new trend of turning criminals into celebrities. Ingraham tears away the false heroism surrounding Mangione and demands a return to principle, justice, and the sanctity of life.

This is not just a true crime story. It’s a cultural autopsy. It asks the haunting question: What happens when America stops seeing murder as evil—and starts calling it justified? If you care about law, order, and the truth that feelings are no substitute for facts, Justice or Justified Murder? will leave you breathless—and begging for more.