Donations Soar as Luigi Mangione’s Shocking Sex Tape Allegations Unfold

The bizarre saga surrounding Luigi Mangione took an even wilder turn as allegations of his involvement in a trove of explicit sex tapes have sparked a flood of donations from his most devoted followers.

As The Daily Mail reported, despite being behind bars for the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, Mangione’s supporters remain fiercely loyal—so much so that they’re throwing money his way in droves.

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As of this article’s publication, his GiveSendGo defense fund had raked in $645,692, inching closer to its lofty $1,000,000 goal. Many donors aren’t just handing over their cash—they’re making their unwavering support loud and clear.

“I was going to wait until my next payday, but I’m so angry about these tape allegations that I had to come back and donate, even if just a little,” one donor named Gosia wrote alongside a $5 contribution.

Another supporter, unfazed by the salacious claims, stated, “No one cares about sex tapes, we care about professional integrity and the right to a fair trial. Luigi will always have our support.”

Yet another donor summed up the situation bluntly: “Tapes? Don’t care. Miranda Rights? Care AF.”

Curiously, some donors weren’t exactly put off by the sex tape rumors. One simply wrote, “Just because I heard there were some tapes out there x,” hinting that the claims may have added to the intrigue surrounding Mangione’s case.

Mangione, a 26-year-old Ivy League graduate, reportedly filmed over 20 meticulously crafted sex tapes before his arrest. Sources allege that he didn’t just record them for personal use—he “wanted to be watched.”

According to an insider who spoke to RadarOnline, these weren’t your run-of-the-mill grainy bedroom mistakes; they were high-production efforts with perfect lighting and staging.

“He wasn’t just reckless—he was putting on a show,” the source claimed. “People thought he was this misunderstood genius, but in reality, he was filming everything as if he were the star of his own private porno empire. And now, the show is over.”

Many women featured in the tapes are reportedly unwilling to step forward, fearing they could be drawn into Mangione’s legal nightmare. Meanwhile, his newfound cult-like following continues to grow, particularly among women fascinated by his case.

Mangione, who hails from a wealthy background, had been on the run for five days before authorities caught up with him. When arrested, he was carrying a handwritten manifesto ranting against corporate greed, specifically targeting UnitedHealthcare.

In the 262-word document, he accused corporations of exploiting Americans for profit while failing to improve life expectancy.

Adding another layer to the strange saga, Mangione had previously posted on X, bragging about his “pretty huge d**k” in response to a thread about PhDs.

Yet, reports also indicate he suffered from spondylolisthesis, a severe spinal condition allegedly aggravated by a surfing accident. According to a former roommate, Mangione often lamented that his injury prevented him from being physically intimate.

Despite his claims of physical limitations, the insider insists that Mangione filmed himself frequently and shared explicit images with women. “He got off on being watched,” the source reiterated.

With his legal battle ahead and his reputation swirling in controversy, one thing is certain: Mangione’s story has taken on a life of its own. Whether his die-hard fans will stick around once all the cards are on the table remains to be seen.