Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump — Geolocation of Trump, Shooter and Secret Service Sniper
Video Summary
On July 20, 2020, an assassination attempt was made on former US President Donald Trump’s life. While most of the details are well-known, there are some intriguing points worth examining. One notable observation is that the Secret Service sniper on the white building identified the shooter a split second before he fired, adjusting his rifle slightly before the shots rang out. Another piece of evidence is a photo taken by Doug Mills, which captures the bullet’s flight in mid-air to the right of Trump’s head, almost grazing his ear. It’s clear that Trump’s actions, including a slight head movement, helped avoid the bullet striking him directly. The assassination attempt occurred at the Butler Farm Show in Butler, Pennsylvania, where Trump was giving a speech. According to reports, the shooter was on one of the white buildings, with varying accounts of which one, possibly the one in the back due to its elevated position. Trump demonstrated remarkable composure, handling the situation calmly and encouraging his supporters. His efforts to recover from the event were successful, with no lasting effects.
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