The claim that Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro orchestrated an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump is a serious and controversial allegation. According to a federal whistleblower, Hadassah Feinberg, who filed a criminal complaint on February 7, 2025, Shapiro conspired with other officials to carry out the attack during a Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, 2024.
Feinberg, a former Pennsylvania State Police employee, alleges that Shapiro, along with state officials and former FBI Director Christopher Wray, planned and executed the assassination attempt as part of a political scheme. The complaint claims that President Joe Biden frequently visited Shapiro in the weeks leading up to the rally to discuss what was described as an “obstacle” faced by the Democratic Party.
The whistleblower further alleges that her attempts to report the information to authorities were blocked at multiple levels, including interference from the Biden administration and the Secret Service. Feinberg claims that Trump was shot from within the Pennsylvania State Police perimeter at the rally, contradicting official reports that the shots came from an area under Secret Service control.
In addition to the assassination attempt, the complaint accuses Shapiro of engaging in election interference in Pennsylvania in 2020, obstructing multiple criminal investigations, and laundering money through Ukraine. Feinberg argues that Trump’s reelection would have exposed Shapiro’s financial dealings, motivating the governor to participate to eliminate him politically and physically.
These allegations are currently unverified, and Gov. Shapiro’s office has yet to respond to the claims. The situation remains under investigation, and it is essential to approach such serious accusations with caution and await further developments.
