The man accused of hiding out with a gun near Donald Trump's Florida golf course in an apparent bid to kill the former president wrote a letter months earlier describing an "assassination attempt" and offering a bounty on Mr Trump's life, US prosecutors have said.

Ryan Routh, 58, has been charged with two gun crimes after he allegedly pointed a rifle through the tree line on September 15 while the Republican presidential candidate was playing golf at his course in West Palm Beach, according to a criminal complaint. He has not yet entered a plea.

WEST PALM BEACH, Florida: The man accused of hiding out with a gun near Donald Trump's Florida golf course in an apparent bid to kill the former president wrote a letter months earlier describing an

Ryan Routh, the man accused in the apparent assassination attempt of Donald Trump, left behind a note saying he intended to kill the former president after stalking him for a month

The letter was dropped off at the home of a witness several months before the 15 September incident in Florida.

The man accused in an apparent attempt to assassinate former president Donald Trump is due in court on Monday. Ryan Routh wrote a note months earlier saying that he intended to kill the former president, prosecutors say.

Prosecutors say the man accused in the apparent assassination attempt of Donald Trump previously wrote a letter."This was an assassination attempt on

A man charged in connection with an apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump left a note saying he planned to kill the former president after stalking him for a month, prosecutors said

Ryan Routh left a witness a box containing a handwritten note that said, “This was an assassination attempt on Donald Trump but I failed you."

Ryan Wesley Routh, the alleged would-be assassination in Palm Beach on September 14, 2024, allegedly left a note making clear his intent to kill former President Donald Trump.

The man charged in a plot against Donald Trump admitted in a letter that he was attempting to assassinate the former president, according to a court filing.

Sept. 23 (UPI) -- The man charged in connection with an apparent assassination attempt against Donald Trump wrote a note declaring that he did seek to kill the former president, according to a court document shared Monday.

The letter offered “$150,000 to whomever can complete the job.”

FLORIDA: Ryan Routh, the man accused of hiding with a gun near former president Donald Trump's golf course with an aim to assassinate the presidential candidate, wrote a letter months earlier...