President Trump regularly invited his supporters to assemble in Washington, D.C., on January 6 to support his election-overturning campaign starting in December. He told them, “Be there; it will be wild!” The Washington Post’s editorial board chastised Trump for supporting street demonstrations, noting his debate comment to “stand back and stand by” and his followers’ rallies’ violence.
That day, local Trump supporters rallied in Washington, including Women for America First, the Eighty Percent Coalition, and “The Silent Majority,” led by a South Carolina conservative activist. Trump aides George Papadopoulos and Roger Stone spoke at some of these gatherings.
Autopsy of Ashli Babbitt
On April 7, 2021, Washington, D.C.’s Chief Medical Examiner, Dr. Francisco Diaz, reported the causes of death for Capitol riot victims on January 6. Fox News said that 35-year-old Ashli Babbitt died from a left shoulder gunshot. The medical examiner ruled her death a “homicide”.
Acute amphetamine intoxication killed 34-year-old Roseanne Boyland accidentally. Kevin Greeson, 55, died naturally from hypertensive atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
He died naturally of hypertensive atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, as did Benjamin Philips, 50. Stay tuned for Ashli Babbitt autopsy report information.
Ashli Babbitt Death Cause
An assault on the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, killed Ashli. She was among the Trump loyalists who stormed the Capitol to overturn his 2020 presidential loss.
Babbitt was shot in the left shoulder by a US Capitol Police officer while climbing through a shattered glass close to a barred entrance to access the Speaker’s Lobby. She died at Washington Hospital Centre after obtaining emergency response help. US Capitol Police found the shot was justified by department regulations and could have avoided danger to Congress and personnel.
She mentored inexperienced airmen preparing for deployment in 2014. Babbitt became a senior airman after 12 years, a low rank according to The Washington Post.
Ashli Babbitt Parents
Micki Wittgoeft became politically active after her daughter Babbitt died. Paul Gosar presented her at a Donald Trump event in July 2021, and the crowd gave her a standing ovation. Trump offered his sympathies to Witthoeft and noted that Babbitt died for his presidency during the event.
In a subsequent interview, Witthoeft said she was writing supporting letters to those jailed on January 6 and that her daughter had sacrificed a lot to raise attention to what she considered was a stolen election.
She said, “Half the country loves her and half the country hates her.” Babbitt’s activities had drawn praise and controversy. It’s strange to let your child join the world.”
When asked about Michael Mraynard’s words, the organizer of the Justice for J6 demonstration devoted to Babbitt, Babbitt’s husband said he didn’t want violence in his wife’s name.
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