take out a loan and pay it off. there you go. especially in the bay area, you never know what's going to happen. i also do it even if we're like in the car together and she's like, oh, i want to pay. i'm like, okay, but i'm still going to get out and pump your gas for you. like, i don't want her to touch anything gas related. and that's right. and then i ask for it too. yeah, most of the time, scrape the dead bugs off. yeah. he's thinking, i gotta do this for my wife. i know, really, i do. all right, you guys, thank you very much to our panel. that does it for like it or not. remember we would love to hear some of your potential topics for the i'm anna garcia right now on true crime news. the suspected assassin of the unitedhealthcare ceo, 26 years old, an ivy league grad, heir to a family fortune and an overnight obsession on social media. inside the manhunt that ended at mcdonald's and the

evidence detectives say he had with him, plus his alleged connection to the unabomber. we have the latest. then twin terror. >> we could see arms pulling her hair. >> all of a sudden i heard this. >> boom. a combustible sister act takes a deadly turn over the edge of a treacherous hawaiian highway. >> she had definitely intended to drive that car off the cliff. >> one of them survives. did she get away with murder? i went to maui to investigate. thanks for joining us. we begin today with the shocking assassination of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson and the capture of a surprise suspect. >> the suspect was in a mcdonald's and was recognized by an employee who then called local police. >> there's now a name to go with the formerly masked face luigi

mangione. the 26 year old, now a suspect in the chilling early morning murder of 50 year old brian thompson last week in midtown manhattan as he headed to an executive insurance conference. >> a 26 year old ivy league graduate in engineering with a master's degree. not somebody that you would, you would think would go out on the sidewalk in new york before 7 a.m. and hunt down a ceo of a health insurance company. >> after a five day manhunt, mangione was found under the most mundane of circumstances, eating breakfast at a mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania, nearly 300 miles away from the scene of the crime. when an altoona police officer asked mangione if he had recently been to new york, he reportedly started to shake. upon his arrest, police found mangione with multiple fake ids, a silencer, and a 3d

printed ghost gun believed to be consistent with the weapon involved in the murder. >> this weapon, they call it a ghost gun, but it's actually a real gun. it just didn't. it came in bits and pieces, which is legal, by the way, but it's something that can't be traced. parts of it may have been 3d printed. >> one of the fake ids from new jersey, matching the id he used to check into this hostel on west 103rd street in manhattan. four days before the shooting. mangione was also found to be carrying a three page manifesto of sorts, ranting against corporate america. >> officers recovered a handwritten document that speaks to both his motivation and mindset. >> they're calling it a manifesto. i don't know if it's a manifesto, but a three page argument about how he hates corporate america. >> it is clearly out of touch, and it's an insult. the

intelligence of the american people. >> the maryland native is a graduate of the university of pennsylvania and has been equally condemned and praised, achieving near folk hero status in some social media circles. countless posts read. fri, luigi. justice for luigi and deny, defend, depose, the words now infamously scrawled on bullet casings found at the crime scene. >> the fact that he would go out of his way to scribe things onto these shell casings. when you combine that with this manifesto or writing that he had, i think you're going to see somebody that had a deep hatred based on psychosis or an injury that he sustained through their services, some dark corner. >> this killer is being hailed as a hero. hear me on this. he is no hero. the real hero in

this story is the person who called 911 and mcdonald's this morning. >> pennsylvania governor josh shapiro isn't mincing any words about what he called vigilante justice. >> i understand people have real frustration with our health care system, but i have no tolerance. or should anyone for one man using an illegal ghost gun to murder someone because he thinks his opinion matters most? >> somebody who's very intelligent, but either gets caught up because of delusions or because of narcissistic altruism, where they believe they can make an example in the world by taking out an individual. >> as his personal details begin to unfold, mangione is reported to come from a prominent real estate family in baltimore that

owned two country clubs, a health care company and a conservative radio station. he reportedly lost touch with his family in recent months following a back surgery. he posted pictures of on social media, a reddit poster, even speculating it had to do with back issues. now the question could this surgery have something to do with his ill will toward the health care industry for just over five days? >> our nypd investigators combed through thousands of hours of video, followed up on hundreds of tips, and processed every bit of forensic evidence dna, fingerprints, ip addresses, and so much more. to tighten the net. we deployed drones, k-9 units, and scuba divers. >> in the end, it was photos that spread like wildfire. and an eagle eyed citizen who helped nab the man who police say murdered the ceo.

>> i really couldn't put it on one thing, but if i had to, it would be the release of that photograph from the media. >> mangione appeared for a preliminary arraignment shortly after his arrest on gun and forgery charges. he is being held without bail and did not enter a plea. when we come back, double trouble and a soul survivor identical twin sisters in a deadly crash, only one walked away from. was i an accident or a murder? >> how would you describe the skin on your neck as you age? >> so here's what people don't tell you. once you turn 50, your neck starts to get wrinkles. >> extra skin here. very bad crepey neck. >> finally, there is a cream that targets the crepey loose skin on your neck. it's called decla derm. and in as little as two weeks you can see visible results. decla derm combines the strength of two clinically tested wrinkle fighters, retinol and bakuchiol, delivering a mega

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anyone who's ever been to hawaii knows the scenery can be breathtaking and dangerous. if you find yourself on one of those windy cliff side roads. i went to maui to investigate the story of tragic twin sisters who went for a drive along the famous hana highway, but only one of them would make it home alive. two beautiful twins climb into their suv and vanish. they're driving on the long and winding road to hana, maui, squeezing under tree tunnels, over one lane bridges, and around dangerous curves. lawrence lao was slowly taking one of the 620 turns on maui's famous hana highway when he noticed the car in front of him

acting strangely. >> we could see arms pulling her, pulling, pulling her hair, and her head was yanking and jerking like this. >> that's when things went out of control. >> at one particular point, you know, after the initial yank, the driver kind of turned to this side and was like fighting the girl off in this manner. she put it into gear and stomped on the gas. >> all of a sudden i heard this boom just went down the rock and boom, it's like a bomb. >> in a nosedive reminiscent of the film thelma and louise lao said he watched the 2016 ford explorer plunged 200ft, just missing the violent ocean below, maybe ten feet more to the right, and it would have been in the water. the mangled suv seen right here after the crash. not easy for maui first responders to reach. they rushed to the

scene despite tough conditions. the water is there. and are you getting wet? are the waves hitting you? >> yeah, the waves were crashing and we were getting wet. i destroyed my taser and some other weapons, but sadly one of the passengers didn't make it. i saw an adult female with and she was unconscious. i tried to feel for a pulse and there was none and she wasn't responding. >> she was a mainland transplant. 37 year old anastasia duval, a former yoga instructor from palm beach, florida, who had relocated to maui with her twin sister alexandria. and in her cold hand and the sun visor, blond hair pulled from alexandria's head, who police find alive in the driver's seat. what condition was she in? >> she appeared to be fine. >> did she say anything to you? was she asking for her sister? >> no. she didn't say a word to us. she refused to talk to us. >> actually, alexandria is airlifted to maui memorial

medical center, where officer justin magliola questions her about the circumstances of the accident. >> i remember her just having a real blank look on her face. it was actually pretty bizarre from from the normal. her face, just a blank stare. she didn't really want to say much to us at the hospital. she remained pretty defensive on questions. >> how was she defensive? >> her initial reaction to us coming was, why are we there? she seemed pretty disconnected from the whole scenario. we ended up having to tell her what happened to her sister, because she refused to answer any more questions from us. >> initially, officer magliola says he thought alexandria was being cagey because she was drunk at the time of the crash. was the driver intoxicated? >> her blood results came back that she was three times over the legal limit here in the state. >> but the more maui police learn about the surviving twin, the more suspicions grow,

especially when they inform duval's father that anastasia has died. >> his first words to me were if anyone should have died, it was that alexandria? >> but that's the one who survived. correct? and later, when they take a statement from anastasia's boyfriend, federico bailey, he shared basically that he he could see this coming. >> anastasia is saying that, oh, alexander is going to kill me. >> suddenly a car crash seems strangely malicious. you're about to hear what federico claims happened during the twins last days, seven days prior to the death, alexandra informed me that she was going to kill her sister. >> and then she said it again. but she said it a different way. she said i killed my sister as though it had already happened. >> but why would she want to kill her sister? >> well, there was a lot of jealousy there between the two of them. >> what were they jealous about? >> even though they were listed as identical twins, they didn't see themselves as identical twins, and they actually resented the idea.

>> and according to federico, alexandria wanted to do more than just kill anastasia. >> she said, don't forget, we're leaving planet on the 30th. >> are you then inferring leaving planet is. i'm going to die. >> i immediately suspected that they were planning on doing suicide. >> coming up, cops say it wasn't a suicide pact gone wrong and charge alexandria with murdering her sister. but can they prove it? >> i was running our own family business, and then covid hit. then we had almost nothing. >> i had tens of thousands of dollars hanging over my head, working full time, oftentimes multiple jobs. >> i had over $43,000 in debt. that's when i called national debt relief. >> there was hope that came from that call. >> all those feelings of shame really evaporated. >> they treated me like a real person, not a number. >> whether it's credit card, medical or personal loan debt,

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knew it would be deadly. alexandria duval, driver in the crash that killed her twin sister anastasia, is awake in a maui hospital, but she isn't talking to police, so forensic investigators recreate the fateful plunge that killed anastasia to determine if it was all a drunken accident or something even worse. maui accident investigators sergeant lawrence beecroft and i went back to the crash scene. >> i saw these two marks. and these marks are unique. very unique. when i saw these. these are not breaking. these were your marks. >> beecroft says your marks are curved marks that show the driver likely made a very sharp turn. >> you could see the marks induced by steering. it was over. steering the vehicle could not steer any further than what it was. >> and when beecroft recovers the suv's data recorder, there was 100% acceleration. >> i believe it was up to three seconds prior to collision.

there was no braking, no braking. >> it all looks to investigators like homicide. what do you believe was the intent of the driver? >> she had definitely intended to drive that car off the cliff at that point. but why? >> investigators believed they knew the answer. >> anastasia and frederica were going to move. they're going to start a business on another island. and i believe that alexandria did not want that to happen. >> but when police go to arrest her for second degree murder, everything was was gone. >> it was empty. the house was empty. and at that point, we knew she was making moves to leave. >> the only way off our island is either plane or boat. so more than likely, if she's going to go back to the mainland, it's going to be plain. >> cops learn alexandria is booked on a flight for the mainland, so they make a mad rush to the maui airport. >> what we found out was she was staying in a hotel near near the airport, and sure enough, she was there and we arrested her. >> alexandria pleads not guilty at her preliminary hearing.

she's wearing an orange jumpsuit and a sling on her broken arm. but after the evidence is presented, the judge makes a surprising decision. >> he basically states that we don't have enough probable cause to hold her for the murder charge, and releases her. >> the murder charge dismissed. alexandria now books a flight to new york state. but while she's there, another legal shocker the maui county grand jury indicts her. you want for a murder charge? but why didn't you also add perhaps other charges, like reckless driving, drunk driving? >> because the evidence was compelling that the suv was driven intentionally over the cliff. so that made it murder. >> but then a dramatic courtroom moment with anastasia's boyfriend, federico that raised eyebrows after i learned that she had died and i saw alexandra, i.

>> i gave her a shower, washed her hair. we sat down after that. >> you heard right, federico bailey says after his girlfriend anastasia died, he gave a shower to twin sister alexandria. he then testified about some strange behavior. she's going home. >> alexandra house is closed. he put on a dress. by the fashion, and started dressing like her. >> did you question her about wearing anna's clothes? >> no, but i saw her in anastasia's dress. it was disturbing seeing. i see. alexandra and anastasia in the clothes that she was wearing, and it was kind of hard to distinguish, he said. i helped her shower. >> but alexandra's defense attorney lays the blame squarely on deceased twin anastasia, who he says caused her sister to

crash by pulling her hair while she drove. >> we have evidence from the body, the autopsy. anastasia duval, in her hands, had long blond hair. she's pulling my client's hair so violently that it pulled her hair out. >> alexandra chose a bench trial, meaning the judge would decide the outcome. >> for me, one of the most dramatic pieces of evidence in this case is the hair. it's sitting right here on the bench. >> and when he announced the verdict, everyone was stunned. >> the defendant lost control of the vehicle and maybe she did input the left turn. she may have done that, but that's as a result of the evidence that shows her hair was being pulled and whatever happened, happened. >> she wasn't responsible for that. >> the court will enter a judgment of acquittal. the defendant is discharged.

>> alexandra was free to go. is that a just verdict? no. were you disappointed? >> yes. and obviously i disagree. >> does that mean that you believe she got away with murder? is that. >> well, that's the fact. okay. she got away with murder. >> after her trial, alexandra moved back to the mainland. but her legal problems continued. in 2023, she was charged with driving while intoxicated after crashing another car in a field upstate new york. we'll be right back. >> this right here is confidence in a bottle. >> it makes me feel so much more confident than i have ever felt. >> they are some of the hottest videos on social media. those videos claiming to instantly get rid of bags under your eyes. annette figueroa is here to tell us why. she says this one is for real. >> this one is for real and i'm

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