Got studies to show that’s an accurate medical model?
Butler ESU officer Aaron Zaliponi was interviewed by
- US House Taskforce
- Fox Nation TV
- at least 1 more interview, on this thread
In his TaskForce interview,
Zaliponi claims he’s sure he hit his suspect,
who went down, and “rolled down” the roof.
In his Fox Nation interview, Zaliponi says, at 39 seconds:
“I knew I hit him, wounded him, mortally wounded him”
after saying, at 30 seconds:
“he immediately went down…staggered”
Mortal wounding of the suspect going down, without blood smear evidence on the roof, seems problematical, but is it possible for Crooks to have “staggered”, from a position that seems to have been described only as ‘prone’?
Judicial Watch: FBI Records Reveal Witness Account that SWAT Officer Recovered ‘Remote Device’ from Butler Shooter’s Pocket
Updated from June 5, 2026
Judicial Watch announced today that it forced the release of 48 heavily redacted pages from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit that …
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Mike Bell has deleted his videos about his audio analyses of the assassination attempt in Butler. Does anyone know why? Are there any backups anywhere?
The second anniversary of the shooting has come and gone. We haven’t got much new information, although the FBI is trickling out heavily redacted documents.
Mr. Trump has now survived 4 events that qualify as assassination attempts (The definition requires he be in close proximity to the threat). I don’t think he was in danger with the shooting at the White House checkpoint, though, as the old Executive Office Building was in the line of fire, and the perp only had a basic handgun or two.
I am glad he’s survived thus far, but seeing as
- he’s trusting his security to a bunch of clowns,
- 25% of the populace think he’s Hitler, and they believe they can make their life have meaning by “killing Hitler”
I think it’s only a question of whether Mr. Trump gets seriously injured, and gets serious about security, or gets killed.
My Kindle eBook says Published.
I added 1 picture and a few more lines of text after a
60 hour Review period, so I hope I can edit the manuscript.
I joined Kindle Select, and the price is US$2.99
US$0.99 wasn’t an option.
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Congratulations!
I will buy a copy in the next day or two.
What’s the name of the book?
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Epoch Times has a new article with an interview with Helen Comperatore. I think this link will let anyone read it, but I’ve picked some quotes just in case.
“A bullet had traveled right by her cheek. “I could feel the heat. … It was that close,” Comperatore said.”
“Comperatore concurs. She said she has no doubt that Crooks fired the shot that killed her husband and the rounds that wounded Trump, Copenhaver, and Dutch. But she is confident he had help.”
“A year ago, just before the one-year anniversary of the shooting, Comperatore told The Epoch Times that she believed “someone big was involved here.””
““I feel like I already know a couple guilty people, and I just feel so strongly in my heart that I know what happened,“ she said. ”I just want these people to pay.””
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The title is
“Trump’s Bald Shooter”
with subtitle:
“who paid him?”
I named the 5th man on the AGR6 roof at 18:16:54.
In KDP’s ‘description’ textarea, I still have 2405 characters, so I guess the kdp machine will let me continue to type more…
Also, the 70% royalty incurred a $2.05 delivery fee, leaving
me only $0.66, so I chose the 35% royalty to get $1.05.
I used the Kindle Previewer in Windows 11 to make and export the .kpf files, with the most recent update 30 minutes ago.
When finished, the Previewer offered the latest upgrade,
so I tried it, but a qt .dll file failed, so I cancelled the upgrade
into Windows 11.
In Debian Trixie Linux, I got a command line tool called pandoc, that seems to convert many file types into .epub files, and I got the Calibre eBook reader.
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