A body language expert has identified multiple “red flags” in Luigi Mangione’s behavior during his arrest by Pennsylvania police, following accusations of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in December 2024.

On Tuesday, prosecutors made public a body camera recording that captured the moment officers approached Mangione at a McDonald’s in Altoona, Pennsylvania, on December 9, 2024. An employee at the establishment reportedly recognized Mangione, prompting them to inform a colleague, who subsequently contacted the authorities.

Speaking to Fox News Digital, body language expert Susan Constantine highlighted Mangione’s “red flags” during his initial encounter with the police at the McDonald’s, after being identified as suspicious.

“When confronted, Mangione exhibited a ‘frozen’ expression,” Constantine explained. “His eyes widened, his mouth dropped, and he didn’t deny or question anything. He offered no defense or inquiry, which is unusual and signals red flags, as one would typically show curiosity in such a situation.”

Luigi Mangione is seen conversing with a police officer in Altoona, Pennsylvania. (Manhattan District Attorney’s Office)

Constantine also pointed out how Mangione “positioned himself in the corner conspicuously” and was fully masked. Constantine said that concealment is one of the ways she can determine “dangerous intent,” which she says Mangione is doing.

“So the fact that he was hiding in the back, that’s one pin, right? Then he’s got the concealment of the clothing. He’s got his little hat down over his eyebrows, then he’s got the mask on and he’s looking down, right? So he’s trying to remove himself from ever being noticed, and that’s what he was doing,” Constantine said.

She added that Mangione knew it was “game over” when he went to grab the driver’s license to hand to police, and had a “fear response” when approached by the officer.

Luigi Mangione talks with a police officer in Altoona, Pennsylvania. (Manhattan District Attorney’s Office)

“At that point, I knew he knew it was game over just because of his body language of being more in a low confidence. You know, his shoulders are kind of pulled in, he’s kind of huddled together. He’s not leaning out and just, you know, going on his computer just doing work. There were so many signals,” Constantine said. “All of those things led to this is an anomaly compared to everybody else that was in that restaurant. That’s what it is. It’s an anomaly.”

The McDonald’s employee who made the initial 911 call identified Mangione as the suspect in Thompson’s death, according to a transcript of the call.

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“I’m a manager at Plank Road McDonald’s out here on the boulevard,” a McDonald’s manager told the 911 dispatcher. “And I have a customer here, that some other customers were suspicious of, that he looks like the CEO shooter from New York.”

Altoona Police Officer Christy Wasser testified in court on Monday that she found a magazine with bullets wrapped in wet underwear that was inside Mangione’s backpack.

Luigi Mangione allegedly killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. (AP Photo/UnitedHealth Group via AP)

“There was another magazine hidden in his underwear,” Wasser can be heard saying.

Mangione faces numerous state and federal charges, including the possibility of the death penalty being handed down.