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Trump suspected of being assassinated: “He boarded faster than usual”

According to U.S. Fox News, citing White House officials on 19th, U.S. President Trump was allegedly murdered when he returned to the White House on the same day on the Air Force One presidential special plane from Palm Beach in Florida.

For enhanced security considerations, when Trump boarded from Palm Beach International Airport, he boarded a small ladder through the Air Force One head position, so he boarded faster than usual.

White House officials revealed that shortly before Trump boarded the plane, the Secret Service found a sniper platform suspected to be raised near the airport. The field of vision clearly covered the take-off and landing area of Air Force One, but no suspicious people were found at the scene. At present, the FBI has taken over the investigation.

According to a comprehensive US media report by China News Network, the U.S. Secret Service said in a statement that some "suspicious items" were discovered when conducting a survey of relevant areas before President Trump arrived on the 17th. The agency did not disclose the details of the items, but shared a photo that showed what appeared to be a suspicious "hunting rack" set up in the tree.

Image source: US Fox News Network

Several sources told Colombia that the "hunting rack" was located in the forest area across the highway and seemed to have existed for several months based on the conditions on the scene. Due to airport construction, this platform was not previously within the scope of the Secret Service's inventory.

The source said that after the construction, the Air Force 1 special aircraft began to use the airport again, and the Secret Service soon discovered the platform during the search.

Source | Observer.com synthesized from Phoenix Satellite TV and China News Network

Edited by: Liu Pinglin



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