Neda Tawfiq

Yeah, that's right. The end of her cross-examination was again just kind of going over some of her flattering messages to Didi, how she stayed in touch with him and going over why she would do that if he is somebody who had traumatized her, going over a message she sent after she lost her position at Revolt. where she talks about wanting to harm herself, how her life is over.

Yeah, that's right. The end of her cross-examination was again just kind of going over some of her flattering messages to Didi, how she stayed in touch with him and going over why she would do that if he is somebody who had traumatized her, going over a message she sent after she lost her position at Revolt. where she talks about wanting to harm herself, how her life is over.

And she explained on the stand that even though it wasn't a great job, that she has trauma from it, in the moment, it felt like it was her whole world. And that's why it was so upsetting for her. And that's why she reacted that way. But very much the cross-examination, trying to discredit her, digging into all of these messages she had sent to Diddy all along.

And she explained on the stand that even though it wasn't a great job, that she has trauma from it, in the moment, it felt like it was her whole world. And that's why it was so upsetting for her. And that's why she reacted that way. But very much the cross-examination, trying to discredit her, digging into all of these messages she had sent to Diddy all along.

And she explained on the stand that even though it wasn't a great job, that she has trauma from it, in the moment, it felt like it was her whole world. And that's why it was so upsetting for her. And that's why she reacted that way. But very much the cross-examination, trying to discredit her, digging into all of these messages she had sent to Diddy all along.

Neda, thank you so much for filling us in.

Neda, thank you so much for filling us in.

Neda, thank you so much for filling us in.

This was Luigi Mangione's formal arraignment on these new federal charges. So the judge read out all four of the charges, which included murder and also using interstate transport with the intent to murder. And he responded and nodded along. And then when he was asked if he understood the charges, he said yes.

This was Luigi Mangione's formal arraignment on these new federal charges. So the judge read out all four of the charges, which included murder and also using interstate transport with the intent to murder. And he responded and nodded along. And then when he was asked if he understood the charges, he said yes.

His lawyer did try to argue that there was confusion about why there was a federal case at the same time as a state case on different charges, but prosecutors quickly said it wasn't the time to discuss that. Now, I just have to add that he was brought here directly from Pennsylvania in what was a very dramatic transfer.

His lawyer did try to argue that there was confusion about why there was a federal case at the same time as a state case on different charges, but prosecutors quickly said it wasn't the time to discuss that. Now, I just have to add that he was brought here directly from Pennsylvania in what was a very dramatic transfer.

Being brought here to New York made to be an example, really, paraded in front of the camera's being flanked by heavily armed law enforcement on his way to this federal courthouse.

Being brought here to New York made to be an example, really, paraded in front of the camera's being flanked by heavily armed law enforcement on his way to this federal courthouse.

Well the significance here is that this federal case is really going to take precedent over the state case. Now, these are, of course, serious charges. And while he was already facing life without parole under the state charges here, he could actually also face the death penalty if prosecutors choose to pursue that.

Well the significance here is that this federal case is really going to take precedent over the state case. Now, these are, of course, serious charges. And while he was already facing life without parole under the state charges here, he could actually also face the death penalty if prosecutors choose to pursue that.

You know, speaking with legal experts, they also just think the federal case is a bit more straightforward because just of the wealth of evidence that has been laid out about Luigi Mangione's movements and

You know, speaking with legal experts, they also just think the federal case is a bit more straightforward because just of the wealth of evidence that has been laid out about Luigi Mangione's movements and

investigators feeling like they have a strong case, whereas the state case has some terrorism components that really gets into his mindset and might be a bit more difficult to prosecute just from that standpoint. So many legal experts say this federal case could be far more straightforward for a jury.

investigators feeling like they have a strong case, whereas the state case has some terrorism components that really gets into his mindset and might be a bit more difficult to prosecute just from that standpoint. So many legal experts say this federal case could be far more straightforward for a jury.