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Luigi’s Federal Trial Delay, “Maternal Instinct” Murder, and COVID Psychosis Claim Clears Mom
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July 1, 2026
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as posted by the channelPositively Legal hosts Mark Eiglarsh and Jonna Spilbor join the show together from New York City to discuss Luigi Mangione’s postponed federal trial, the news that he was late to court because he got stuck in an elevator, why his supporters can’t see past his good looks, if all twelve potential jurors could be stealth Luigi fans, Mark and Jonna discuss the Netflix documentary “Maternal Instinct,” how Taylor Parker convinced family and friends she was pregnant, whether Parker’s previous doctors who performed her hysterectomy years ago could have alerted family members to her deception, how her lies escalated into murder, the lawyers then move onto the case of Precious Bland, a mother who just last week was found not guilty of the murder of her 15-month daughter by reason of COVID-related psychosis, why this is the first COVID defense of its kind, the lawyers review police bodycam footage taken at the scene of the crime, what Precious Bland had to say in her first interview after the not guilty verdict, whether Precious is still a threat to her family, and more.
Mark Eiglarsh
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Positively LegalMark EiglarshJonna SpilborNew York CityLuigi MangionesMaternal InstinctTaylor ParkerPrecious Bland
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