After a judge set the test time for the past to June 8, Luigi Mangione, who is accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, complained at a hearing on Friday about being charged with both a state and a national trial.

The state prosecution day was changed from the national trial scheduled for October 13 by Manhattan State Judge Gregory Carro, who moved the trial's start to early June.

This raises the possibility that the accused may have two identical murder investigations coming up in a row.

Karen Friedman Agnifilo, Mangione's lawyer, informed the court that they wouldn't be ready for the prosecution in June, and the judge responded," Be ready. "

" One plus one equal two," According to the reporters present, it is "double trouble" by any standard of popular feeling," Mangione said as he was led out of the courtroom.

Mangione was first accused of murder in state court, and she is currently being held in Brookly n's Metropolitan Detention Center.

Specialists claim that Mangione's attorneys have urged that the federal trial be held first because it could stop him from being the subject of a state trial in New York State because of double-jeopardy safeguards. However, the federal trial could also occur if the state trial is held second. The judge in his federal event last year decided that Mangione will never face the death penalty and that the greatest sentence he could receive is "life prison without parole" if found guilty.

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