Kyle Schnitzer is a reporter at the New York Post covering crime and city politics. With a background that includes sports reporting and workplace coverage, he frequently explores themes related to crime and justice, as well as professional sports. He has been featured in various outlets including Ladders, Sky News Australia, and Yahoo News UK.
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By: Kyle Schnitzer
Switch between CA and NY editions here. The rules of Luigi Mangione's high-profile murder trial were revealed Tuesday by a Manhattan
By: Ben Kochman, Kyle Schnitzer, Chris Nesi
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Luigi Mangione admitted to the cold-blooded killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, pleading
By: Kyle Schnitzer, Ben Kochman, Matt Troutman
Luigi Mangione’s lawyers called the cold-blooded slaying of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson a “single, tragic event.”
By: Kyle Schnitzer, Ben Kochman, Matt Troutman
Admitted killer Luigi Mangione revealed Friday that he posed as an investor to United Healthcare as part of his sick murder scheme.
By: Kyle Schnitzer, Natalie O Neill
Switch between CA and NY editions here. The sobbing widow of slain UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson came face-to-face with her husband's
By: Priscilla Degregory, Kyle Schnitzer
“The loser here is the Manhattan DA.”
By: Priscilla DeGregory, Kyle Schnitzer
Luigi Mangione may never be convicted of murder following his bombshell decision to plead guilty to federal stalking charges Friday — thanks
By: Ben Kochman, Kyle Schnitzer, Matt Troutman
Luigi Mangione confessed to the cold-blooded killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson Friday, pleading guilty to federal charges as the slain executive's widow wept silently in the courtroom gallery.
By: David Deturris, Kyle Schnitzer
The antisemtic nutjob who barged into a Manhattan synagogue during Shabbat service and ambushed two people told police his outburst was “all religious motivated” — as feds charged the madman …
By: Kyle Schnitzer
The daredevil couple who scaled the Empire State Building were high on love outside Manhattan court Monday — wildly making out after prosecutors revealed they could land a plea deal.
