NEW YORK -- Luigi Mangione returned to court in New York City Thursday for a sixth day of a hearing to determine what evidence will, or will not, be used against him when he goes on trial on charges of gunning down UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on a Manhattan sidewalk last December.

The day began with an argument by the defense that prosecutors were trying to "prejudice Mr. Mangione" by releasing CCTV footage that showed the killing of Thompson and the aftermath, in which the suspect is seen running across the street as bystanders point in the suspect's direction.

The defense argued prosecutors had no reason to include the footage in the suppression hearing and accused them of using it as a "vehicle to litigate their case in the court of public opinion" and to "distract fro

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