Donald Trump Targeted: FBI Confirms Bullet Strikes Ear in Failed Assassination

Donald Trump Targeted

Donald Trump Targeted: On July 13, former President Donald Trump was holding an election rally in Butler, Pennsylvania when an assassination shot at Donald Trump from a one-story building 9 times, and one of the shots hit the upper part of his ears.

Since then there have been several speculations about the what was the actual cause of Donald Trump's injury whether it was the bullet or something else.

However, more than two weeks after the assassination attack, the FBI that was conducting investigations revealed that it was the bullet that injured Donal Trump in his ear.

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On Friday, the announcement was made in a statement that said, “What struck former President Trump in the ear was a bullet, whether whole or fragmented into smaller pieces, fired from the deceased subject’s rifle.”

This announcement will clear all the doubts of people about what happened to Trump after the assassination opened fire on him.

The Associated Press reported that the statement was the clearest confirmation from the agency about the type of attack it was.

The statement came after the vague remark of FBI Director Christopher Wray, he seems to have some doubt about the details.

The FBI statement cleared the misunderstandings that have been circulating after Wray's earlier comments suggested that Trump’s injury was not caused by the bullet.

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However, Christopher Wray's remark caused huge controversies and even made Trump’s followers angry.

Everyone was shocked when they found out that Trump was attacked by an assassin who was later found dead. Trump's campaign and medical team were provided information about his health.

Trump's former White House doctor, Dr. Ronny Jackson opposes the FBI's statement of no bullet involvement. He said that Trump was shot in the right ear, and people who said that Trump’s injury was not from the bullet are wrong.

Jackson said, “It was a bullet wound, You can’t make statements like that. It leads to all these conspiracy theories.”

However, the recent statement from the agency has put an end to all the fake rumors that have been circulating since the incident. As the investigation is still on, there is more information about the incident may be revealed.

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