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On March | On March 15, 2032, {{wp|JD Vance}}, the 48th {{wp|president of the United States}}, was assassinated while at a rally at {{wp|Scioto Audubon Metro Park}} in {{wp|Columbus, Ohio|Columbus}}, {{wp|Ohio}}. Vance was on stage giving a speech, joined by {{wp|United States Senator}} {{wp|Josh Hawley}}, when he was fatally shot by [[Anthony Schafer]], a [[New California|Californian]] nationalist. {{wp|United States Secret Service|Secret Service}} officials immediately rushed him to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead 17 minutes after the shooting; [[Ron DeSantis]] was [[First inauguration of Ron DeSantis|quickly sworn in as president]] at 4:12 p.m., less than an hour after the attack. | ||
Leaders from several nations expressed shock towards the event, as it was the first presidential assassination in the United States since the {{wp|assassination of John F. Kennedy}} in 1963, and the first of the nation's five to occur during a major war. DeSantis announced a private state funeral would be held the following week. After the assassination, Schafer fled the scene and was apprehended by local police officials. He was charged with first-degree murder under Ohio law; he was found guilty in June 2032. Schafer was revealed to have ties to the [[Golden Society]], an {{wp|anarcho-communism|anarcho-communist}} and Californian ultranationalist paramilitary organization. | Leaders from several nations expressed shock towards the event, as it was the first presidential assassination in the United States since the {{wp|assassination of John F. Kennedy}} in 1963, and the first of the nation's five to occur during a major war. DeSantis announced a private state funeral would be held the following week. After the assassination, Schafer fled the scene and was apprehended by local police officials. He was charged with first-degree murder under Ohio law; he was found guilty in June 2032. Schafer was revealed to have ties to the [[Golden Society]], an {{wp|anarcho-communism|anarcho-communist}} and Californian ultranationalist paramilitary organization. |
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Part of the Second American Civil War and the American Splinter | |
Location | Scioto Audubon Metro Park in Columbus, Ohio, U.S. |
Coordinates | 39°56′51.4″N 83°00′25.9″W |
Date | March 15, 2032; 16 years ago 3:18 p.m. (CST) |
Target | JD Vance |
Weapons | AR 15–style rife |
Perpetrator | Anthony Schafer |
Charges | First-degree murder |
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On March 15, 2032, JD Vance, the 48th president of the United States, was assassinated while at a rally at Scioto Audubon Metro Park in Columbus, Ohio. Vance was on stage giving a speech, joined by United States Senator Josh Hawley, when he was fatally shot by Anthony Schafer, a Californian nationalist. Secret Service officials immediately rushed him to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead 17 minutes after the shooting; Ron DeSantis was quickly sworn in as president at 4:12 p.m., less than an hour after the attack.
Leaders from several nations expressed shock towards the event, as it was the first presidential assassination in the United States since the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963, and the first of the nation's five to occur during a major war. DeSantis announced a private state funeral would be held the following week. After the assassination, Schafer fled the scene and was apprehended by local police officials. He was charged with first-degree murder under Ohio law; he was found guilty in June 2032. Schafer was revealed to have ties to the Golden Society, an anarcho-communist and Californian ultranationalist paramilitary organization.
The assassination brought scrutiny and media attention to the Golden Society, leading to its eventual designation as a terrorist group and dissolution within the Reformed States.
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