Donald Trump assassination attempt

Man Representing Himself in Trump Assassination Case to Call Three Witnesses: Himself, Putin, and Epstein

According to cellphone records, Ryan Routh sent messages to his family declaring his love shortly before an alleged assassination attempt on President Trump at his Florida golf course. Prosecutors presented their case, focusing on Routh’s alleged planning and actions, including aiming a rifle at the president. Routh, representing himself, plans to present his defense, calling a few witnesses and the possibility of testifying. The trial’s pace has been faster than anticipated, with closing arguments expected Tuesday and the jury beginning deliberations afterward. The suspect had a history of criminal activities and previous threats prior to the incident.

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Trump Assassination Attempt Trial Delayed to September

Ryan Routh, accused of attempting to assassinate then-President-elect Donald Trump in September 2024, will stand trial beginning September 8, 2025, following a judge’s decision to grant a trial delay. The delay, requested by Routh’s attorneys to allow for evidence review and potential insanity defense, was granted to ensure a fair trial, though the judge rejected a later start date. Routh, who faces life imprisonment if convicted, allegedly plotted the assassination for weeks and was apprehended by the Secret Service before firing upon Trump. The judge set deadlines for any insanity pleas and site visits related to the case.

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