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Ryan Routh, the defendant may become the president’s assassin Donald TrumpIn a weird court application Tuesday, the president challenged a round of golf with fatal consequences.
Routh wore a blue jumpsuit and black reading glasses, and his wrists and ankles were tied when he showed up at the federal court in FT. pierce, Floridaat the last pre-trial hearing on Tuesday.
Routh, on behalf of himself, filed three documents with the court, all of which were filled with abnormal emotions and typos. In a document, he requested contact with the female stripper and a green putter, indicating that he and Trump played a round of golf.
“one [sic] Golf with racist pigs, he won he could execute mine, I won I got his job,” Rolls wrote, referring to the president.
Ryan Wesley Routh held a rally in central Ukraine on Saturday, April 30, 2022. (AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky)
Rolls also suggested that he could fight Trump.
“I think it would be more fun to beat the conference, entertaining or [sic] Everyone; give me bondage and cuffs, let the old fat man give him the worst situation. ” he wrote.
Routh, 59, is charged Assassination Trump attacked a federal official and violated multiple guns due to the second attempt to assassinate land on Trump within a few months in the incident on September 15, 2024. Routh pleaded not guilty.
During the hearing, Routh introduced the other twelve witnesses he wanted to subpoena, including Trump himself. The court has approved Routh, who is a four-character witness, but he asks for more romantic partners to prove his tenderness.
“It’s obviously ridiculous,” Judge Erin Cannon said.
Ryan Routh was charged with AK-47 targeting former Trump president while playing golf in West Palm Beach, Florida on September 15, 2024. (Acquired by Fox News Digital)
Rolls wants to question a few Professor at Harvard University He thought that who could justify his actions, but Cannon had previously ruled that she would not allow Rous to use a defense.
Routh, 59, was recently approved to represent himself in the upcoming trial. (Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office)
Routh had previously made other strange requests to the judge.
Fox News reported in July Rous wrote an unusual letter For the judge, asking why the death penalty is not on the table and proposing to exchange him with our opponents for prisoners, even suggesting that he was sent to Siberia to freeze in exchange for Ukrainian soldiers.
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Routh’s jury trial is scheduled to begin on September 8.
Greg Norman of Fox News Digital and the Associated Press contributed to the report.
