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Shein Removes Viral Listing Featuring Lookalike of Accused Killer Luigi Mangione

  • On September 2, 2025, Shein removed an image from its website showing a model resembling Luigi Mangione, the accused killer of Brian Thompson.
  • The image, depicting a floral white button-down shirt priced at $11.69, was uploaded by a third-party vendor, prompting Shein to launch an investigation.
  • Mangione, 27, pleaded not guilty in April 2025 to federal charges including murder after his December 2024 arrest for Thompson's shooting in New York City.
  • A Shein spokesperson confirmed that the image was promptly taken down once it was identified and mentioned the company is enhancing its oversight measures while pursuing action against the vendor involved.
  • The incident attracted over 5 million views on social media and highlights the risks of fast-fashion marketing and image use amid ongoing legal scrutiny of Mangione.
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A $10 short-sleeved shirt sold by Chinese company Shein has become a hot topic after the person wearing the shirt appeared to be suspected murderer Luigi Mangione.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Murder suspect Luigi Mangione spotted as model on Shein website

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A company spokesperson said the photo was uploaded by a third party.

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Fashion retailer Shein has removed an ad featuring a photo of Luigi Mangione, the alleged murderer of an American insurance executive. Mangione was promoting one of the retailer's clothing products in the image. It's unclear whether the photo is manipulated. Shein is investigating, CNN reports.

·Amersfoort, Netherlands
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