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PITTSBURGH – A year has passed since an attempt on then-presidential candidate Donald Trump’s life left two men severely injured and a third dead at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
James Copenhaver, David Dutch, and family members of the late Corey Comperatore still have many unanswered questions about July 13, 2024, the day that changed their lives forever.
“You missed Trump, but you got my big brother,” Dawn Comperatore Schafer, Comperatore’s sister, told Fox News Digital of gunman Thomas Crooks, who died when responding officers at the rally returned fire. “My brother was assassinated that day. Not Donald Trump, but Corey Comperatore was assassinated that day. You did not miss.”
Comperatore, 50, was the former fire chief for the Buffalo Township Volunteer Fire Company, a husband, and a father to two daughters.
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