Second Trump Assassin Left a Note Confirming Attempt, Evidence Released in Court

AmmoLand ^ | September 24, 2024 | Dean Weingarten

[marktwain]

In a document offered to the court in the case of US v. Routh, the prosecution put forward facts that detail evidence of a near-successful assassination attempt against former President and leading presidential candidate Donald Trump.

Speculation by this correspondent appears to have been close to the truth.

Routh traveled to North Carolina before stalking former President Trump. The would-be assassin monitored Trump’s movements on social media. He traveled to Florida, then stalked the former president for nearly a month before the assassination attempt. The rifle left at the scene was an SKS with an aftermarket stock and an aftermarket extended magazine. Only 11 rounds of 7.62×39 ammunition, with brown lacquered steel cases, were found in the rifle at the scene. The mounting of the scope on the rifle was unusual for the United States. It was clamped onto the dust cover with clamps that extended completely around the rifle. This is said to be a common method of attaching a telescopic sight to an SKS in the Middle East.

When Routh was taken into custody a few minutes after he fled from the fence line by the golf course, he had two extra license plates and six cell phones. From the court document:

14. Law enforcement discovered that the license plate on the Nissan Xterra was not registered to the Nissan Xterra. During a search of the Nissan Xterra, FBI agents found two additional license plates. The agents also found six cellphones. One of the cell phones contained a Google search of how to travel from Palm Beach County to Mexico. The agents also found 12 pairs of gloves; a Hawaii Driver’s License in the Defendant’s name; a passport in the Defendant’s name; and documents, including the following:

a. A handwritten list of

[SMARTY]

Wasn’t it said that news people were AT the shooter’s location ahead of the Trump group?

The news maggots were there to get the ‘shot of a lifetime’. It really seems like they set it up

[Dalberg-Acton]

It was an “inside job”.

[UCANSEE2]

“When Routh was taken into custody a few minutes after he fled from the fence line by the golf course”

FALSE. He got 50 MILES away in the car before the Sheriff’s Department finally pulled him over.

Things like this cause me to doubt things like his “pre-confession”. The one where he admitted failure a month of so before he was spotted on the golf course. I wish I could find out where he hid his time machine.

[UCANSEE2]

He was in the sniper den for about 12 hours, how did he know to be there?

He had a time machine. Same one he used to go back and write a confession and give it to his friend to hold on to.

[UCANSEE2]

A question for all. Roush doesn’t have a job. Where did he get gas money for his car ?

Roush, when questioned earlier in his ‘career’, stated that his WIFE paid for everything.

He has traveled all over the Middle East, and now was traveling across the US. Where does he get the money ?

WHY has no one even mentioned his wife or at least investigated the source of his funding?

[marktwain]

He is a lifetime scammer. He likely has cash hidden away in multiple places. He has long done business "off the books".

In addition, one of his former properties was reported sold in North Carolina, for over $150K.

[marktwain]

He was stopped on I-95 45 minutes after he was shot at.

50 miles on the freeway in 45 minutes sounds plausible.

You can say 45 minutes is not "a few", but it certainly is less than an hour.