The proofs of the prosecution in the assassination of Ryan Routh ends at the end of the evidence of weapons

The continuation of the federal trial of Ryan Routh, accused of having tried to assassinate President Donald Trump in his West Palm Beach golf club in 2024, called on Thursday a series of experts in application of the law and laws as a prosecutors near the end of their case.

The jurors heard Randy Walters, an ATF destructive device examiner, who testified that the Gray box had recovered at the home of one of the knowledge of Routh contained homemade devices, including modified rat traps to trigger explosives, pipes and caliber cartridges .50.

“It’s unlimited,” he said about how these traps can be improvised. Walters told jurors that components had no other objective “other than being used as a weapon”, and that seven partially assembled shooting mechanisms were found inside a bag in the box.

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A sketch representing legal proceedings during the Ryan Routh trial in Fort Pierce, Florida, September 15, 2025. Ryan Routh is accused of an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump in his West Palm Beach golf club in 2024. (Lothar Speer)

In return, Routh asked Walters if the pieces themselves were illegal. Walters agreed that most were not, but later they were asked by prosecutors that he is illegal for a criminal sentenced to have ammunition.

The jurors also obtained their closest look from the semi-automatic Chinese manufacturing rifle prosecutors, say that Routh continued the Trump golf course during the testimony of the FBI special agent, Nicholas Schnellle. The jury looked at to study the weapon and other exhibitions while the testimony was going through the afternoon.

Roth asked Schnelle: “So, honestly, you don’t know it’s semi-automatic or fully?” After the agent admitted that he had not tested the weapon.

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Images of exhibitions presented to the court by the government during the Ryan Routh trial in Fort Pierce, Florida, September 17, 2025. Ryan Routh is accused of an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump in his West Palm Beach golf club in 2024. (Doj)

Roth, representing himself in court, underlined the documents, sighed audiblely and often excused with the witnesses. Approaching an agent based in Miami during the counter-interrogation, he said: “At least you didn’t have to drive.”

At other times, he told witnesses that their answers should be “just common sense” and continued to speak even after the prosecutors’ objections, which prompted Judge Aileen Cannon to cut him.

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A sketch representing legal proceedings during the trial of Ryan Routh in Fort Pierce, Florida, September 16, 2025. Ryan Routh is accused of an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump in his golf club of West Palm Beach in 2024. (Lothar Speer)

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The court planned to adjourn at 4:30 p.m. Thursday before holding an indictment with a lawyer. The accusation should rest on Friday, the defense said to prepare its witnesses.