Alleged ‘Trump House’ suspect was Navy veteran with ‘severe PTSD’: family friend
- A 32-year-old Navy veteran, Thomas Caleb Butler, was charged with attempted murder after attacking 69-year-old Kerry Sheron, owner of the 'Trump House' in Escondido, California, leaving Sheron in critical condition.
- Butler, who suffers from severe PTSD and mental illness, lived nearby and was described as isolated and paranoid by a family friend.
- Sheron's residence is known for its American flags and pro-Donald Trump displays, and his wife said she has no hope of his recovery; authorities are investigating the motive and currently do not believe it was politically motivated.
- A utility worker restrained Butler before officers arrived, and Butler is held without bail pending charges; the incident has prompted calls for a full investigation.
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An elderly Trump-supporting homeowner in Escondido was left hospitalized after a violent attack outside the house that neighbors already knew for its patriotic displays. Quick Take Police say a 32-year-old suspect was arrested and charged with attempted murder after the assault in Escondido [1]. The victim’s home was widely known for American flags and pro-Trump signs that made it a local landmark [1][4]. The victim’s wife said she believes the…
Suspect in 'Trump House' owner attack is mentally ill Navy vet, victim's wife says won't survive: reports
Thomas Caleb Butler, 32, is charged with attempted murder after allegedly attacking the owner of the well-known "Trump House" in Escondido, California, critically injuring him.
Exclusive | Alleged ‘Trump House’ suspect was Navy veteran with ‘severe PTSD’: family friend
32-year-old Thomas Caleb Butler allegedly tried to kill 69-year-old Kerry Sheron on Wednesday, leaving him in a condition that his wife believes he has "no hope" of recovering from.
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