Aiexpress – Kyle Rittenhouse expressed his puzzlement over the fact that the names of the shooters in Kansas City, Missouri, have not been made public yet. He pointed out that his own name was quickly disclosed by the government following the shooting incident he was involved in.
The shooting in Kansas City that Rittenhouse mentioned happened on Wednesday during the celebration of the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory. It has been confirmed that two out of the three suspects involved in the shooting were minors. As of Tuesday morning, no further information about the suspects’ identities has been disclosed.
“I find it puzzling that the government wasted no time in disclosing my identity after I defended myself, yet they have yet to disclose the identities of the Kansas City shooters,” Rittenhouse wrote on X.
According to the Circuit Court of Jackson County’s family division, the Office of the Juvenile Officer charged the suspects involved in Wednesday’s shooting with gun-related offenses and resisting arrest on Thursday. The incident resulted in one fatality and over 20 people being injured. The suspects are currently being held at a juvenile detention center.
Authorities have arrested a third suspect in connection with the incident. The identity of this individual, who is believed to be a minor, has not yet been disclosed.
Rittenhouse is being questioned about the delay in identifying the suspects involved in the shooting. This inquiry comes after he was identified as the individual involved in a shooting incident that took place in August 2020 during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The shooting resulted in the deaths of Joseph Rosenbaum, 36, and Anthony Huber, 26, while Gaige Grosskreutz, 28, sustained injuries.
On November 19, 2021, Rittenhouse was acquitted of two counts of homicide, one count of attempted homicide, and two counts of reckless endangerment. He asserted that his actions were in self-defense.
In light of Rittenhouse’s trial, he has recently revealed his plans to release a new book titled Acquitted. According to him, the book aims to provide his perspective on the events that unfolded.
During a recent episode of Real Time with Bill Maher, conservative commentator Ann Coulter expressed her skepticism about the delay in revealing the identities of the suspects involved in the incident. She suggested that if the shooter were white, their identities would have been disclosed by now. In response, Maher countered that the suspects’ identities are still unknown, to which Coulter asserted that this lack of information is indicative of the suspects not being white.
