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Court documents could give more details in the assassination attempt against President Donald Trump.

Now, a handwritten note from the suspect, Ryan Ruth, was submitted to the court by federal prosecutors.

It states this, quote,

this was an assassination attempt on Donald Trump, but I failed you. I tried my best and gave it

all the gumption I could muster. Now, we're now seeing some of the more evidence come out on this

case. And I think because we're seeing the evidence, we can actually kind of put together

the whole situation a lot better. Let me start first with this letter. Now, this is from the official

court document. It says this, quote, on September 18th, law enforcement was contacted by a civilian witness

who stated that Ruth had dropped off a box at his residence several months prior. After

learning the September 15th incident at Trump International, the witness opened the box,

suggesting of course he didn't do it beforehand, which could have meant that he

knew about this whole thing and didn't report it. But they note this. The witness

stated the box contained ammunition, a metal pipe.

We don't know what that is. Miscellaneous building materials, tools, four phones, and various letters.

Now, we don't know the details of all of this yet. You know, again, if you think metal pipe, a lot of people might think a pipe bomb.

We don't actually know if this was anything of that nature. They're not giving us details. We

also don't know what the various letters are. They're only telling us about one of them.

And it says this. One handwritten letter addressed to the world stated among other things, again, this was an assassination

attempt on Donald Trump. Now they say, quote, also, it is up to you now to finish the job,

and I will offer $150,000 to whomever can complete the job. Now, what it seems this was was was kind of a kill switch.

It seems this individual again submitted this friend or this individual months before the actual assassination attempt.

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