Three eyewitnesses have come forward to confirm there were “multiple shooters” involved in the assassination attempt on Donald Trump on Saturday, contradicting the official FBI narrative that it was a “lone wolf” attack.

According to all three eyewitnesses, there were multiple gunman who fired at Trump from a position on a water tower close to the Butler Park rally stage.

One eyewitness also confirms that law enforcement on the ground understood there were multiple shooters, however the FBI, local law enforcement and mainstream media are still standing by the official “lone wolf” narrative.

The dust has hardly settled on the near-assassination but already it appears there is an official cover up to deny the fact there were multiple co-ordinated gunmen involved in the attack.

An audio forensics report also confirms there were likely three weapons fired at the Trump rally. The first three shots were consistent with alleged weapon A, the next five were consistent with alleged weapon B, and the final “acoustic impulse” was emitted by a possible weapon C.

Google Earth reveals the water tower had an unobstructed line of sight to the rally stage.

Speaking to the media in the immediate aftermath, the third witness said “They feel there were two shooters on both sides. So they got the one on the top tower on this side, but the one on the right side they never got.”

The water tower, circled, was not secured by Secret Service or law enforcement.

The unnamed woman also revealed that law enforcement authorities on the ground believed there was more than one shooter involved in the assassination attempt, which contradicts the official narrative being promoted in the mainstream media by the FBI.

“That’s why they [law enforcement] wanted us to leave immediately, because there could still be a shooter out there.” Watch:

All of the evidence points to the event being an inside job by government and security agencies rather than the work of a 20-year-old lone wolf who was rejected from his high school rifle club because he couldn’t hit a target from a distance of 50 yards.

A bombshell admission by the Secret Service spokesman Monday revealed Trump’s permanent detail were stood down for the Butler, Pennsylvania rally on Saturday and replaced with temporary agents.