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In Bethel Park, hometown of Trump’s would-be assassin, resilience and disbelief linger a year later

Summary by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Nearly a year after the shooting at a Trump rally in Butler, no one in Bethel Park can seem to explain how one of their own wound up on the roof of a building 50 miles away, shooting into a crowd gathered to cheer on a presidential candidate.

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In Bethel Park, hometown of Trump’s would-be assassin, resilience and disbelief linger a year later

Nearly a year after the shooting at a Trump rally in Butler, no one in Bethel Park can seem to explain how one of their own wound up on the roof of a building 50 miles away, shooting into a crowd gathered to cheer on a presidential candidate.

·Pittsburgh, United States
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette broke the news in Pittsburgh, United States on Sunday, July 6, 2025.
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