Witnesses still seek answers one year after Trump assassination attempt

Betrler, Pennsylvania – A year after President Donald Trump’s almost superior murderer attempted, many who have witnessed fire said that they are still not satisfied with official investigations, which they believe have failed to provide meaningful answers.

“I am very unhappy with not preparing,” said MP Dan Mizers, Ra Ba, who was sitting in the front row in the gathering. “The failures were almost unbelievable,” Fox News Digital told Fox News Digital.

Despite the investigations of many federal agencies and the official congress investigation, both local population and legislators say they are still wondering about the error that occurred.

“The work squad was from the two parties. Frankly, I do not think to this day that they got all the answers,” said Mewter.

One year after the Trump assassination attempt, Betler is asked to be accountable from the secret service

The shooter, Thomas Matthew Crocs, was killed by the application of the law at the scene. Since then, the secret service has undergone a series of prominent tremors.

In its report, a selected committee of Congress found “the lack of planning and coordination between the secret service and its law enforcement,” adding that the agency had been alerted to suspicious Crooks movements for more than 10 minutes before the shooting.

But for those who were there, the main questions remain:

What is the Crocus Motion? Why was the agents stationed on a roof soon? Why was the presence of Crocs at the head of the AGR building did not act soon? How was he able to launch eight rounds before being neutralized by a secret service boat?

In the absence of concrete answers, some of those present extracted their speculative conclusions.

“There were some transactions that spoke immediately before that,” said one of the merchants’ pioneers.

“CNN never broadcasts Trump’s gatherings. Why did they send this?” Another request. (CNN said it had broadcast a Bater gathering in anticipation of Trump to announce the choice of the presidential deputy.)

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“I don’t think it was [Crooks]Another witness was claimed.

Zak Shearer, a local Bater who worked on all the three presidential campaigns of Trump, has expressed continuous doubts.

“We do not know anything about this child from Bethel Park,” he said. “The Comparatore family needs answers. The rest of the community also does. It affected everyone here.”

Korean Kumrator, a local firefighter, was killed during the shooting.

The secret service covers Trump while the active shooter is on July 13. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

“The investigations that were already conducted are not very decisive,” said Erine Outterete, the Republican Party activist and a rally of Glincho, Pennsylvania. “There is a lot of technology now – these videos have such a high accuracy that can actually see lead.”

“The American people do not trust the investigations,” she added. “No one believes in that. So I don’t think it’s good.”

Jim Holings, Chairman of the Bater Province Board of Directors, criticized Pennsylvania State officials for what he called indifference to the issue. He distributed both the lawyer of the Republican boycott and the state prosecutor.

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“The killing has not been investigated,” Holings said. “We asked the provincial lawyer to invite a major jury. He will not do it. We have given him a letter and 8,000 signatures. He still will not do that.”

“AG is not really careful,” Holings added. “We were elected on Sunday, and went unwanted.”

Some argue that the investigation should rise to the federal level, given its national effects.

But the gathering pioneers have long agreed to one thing: a small security presence has been noticeable since the beginning of the day in Battler last year.

Trump Brazin his ear as resonance shots. (Reuters/Brendan McDdedid)

“All the other gatherings I were eating, there was a secret service everywhere, so I assumed that it would be there. It was not,” said Lucy Roth.

“There were no visible anti -snipers. There were no drones. There were no helicopters,” Holings said. “Very few police.”

A number of factors were blamed: technical problems with drones, and high temperatures that raise a secret service to search for a shelter in air conditioning, a force that spreads long hours and an unexpected additional work.

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The Senate report found that the main resources requests were rejected, and some of them were not made: the secret service did not request a monitoring team to assist in a patrol of 15,000 attendees, while an event for the first lady, Jill Biden, was appointed to its event of approximately 400 individuals approximately an hour away.

Until a complete picture appears, those who lived during that horrific day say that they will not stop paying for accountability – not only for Trump, but for compatore and the shaking community that still seeks to close.