Donald Trump's Shooting Perpetrator Has Susun Rencana Escape To Mexico

Illustration of Donald Trump's supporters running for the 2024 US Presidential Election. (Darren Halstead-Unsplash)

JAKARTA - The FBI revealed that the shooter of Donald Trump's presidential candidate, Ryan Wesley Routh, had made plans to flee to Mexico.

In the indictment prepared by the federal prosecutor for the pretrial detention trial filed by the defendant Ryan Wesley Routh on Monday, September 23, the perpetrator is said to have prepared a plan related to his actions.

The FBI said the perpetrators had made a list of Trump's dates and places expected to carry out activities before launching the action.

The information is based on the FBI's findings regarding the list of related dates and places in the perpetrator's car.

The vehicle also found evidence of the perpetrator's plans after carrying out the action he would flee West Palm Beach, Florida to Mexico.

The FBI also found the fact that the perpetrator wrote a handwritten letter to a man a few months ago.

"Dear world. This is an assassination attempt against Donald Trump but I have disappointed you. I have tried my best and given all the courage I have," reads the perpetrator's letter, quoted by CBN News.

The pretrial filed by the defendant Routh by filing a guarantee was rejected at the trial on Monday, September 23.

Federal prosecutors have said they have asked the grand jury to return the charges and draw up a new one for defendant Routh in the attempted murder case against Donal Trump with a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.

Routh was also charged with a violation of federal possession of firearms after the attempted murder of Trump.

Secret Service said Trump was not injured in Routh's shooting.

Routh's behavior was caught after a Secret Service agent saw the face of a man in the bushes with a rifle, which was later identified as Routh, outside the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida on September 15.