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According to CNN, Wendy Rittenhouse has sent an email appeal on behalf of the Kyle Rittenhouse Defense Fund.
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She appealed to the donor to help her son and cover his legal costs.
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She estimates that Kyle’s proceedings in November will cost about $ 110,000.
Kyle Rittenhouse’s mother is seeking donations to cover her son’s legal fees.
By email seen by CNN On Tuesday, Wendy Rittenhaus asked her son’s supporters for money to cover his attorney’s fees in November.
“Both the prosecution and my son Kyle’s defense team have closed their closing arguments, and I’m overwhelmed,” Rittenhaus wrote in an email, according to CNN. “We’ve had a very difficult fight from the beginning, but with the help of thousands of fellow Americans, we’ve had a big fight.”
Rittenhouse estimates that the court costs for his son in November will be about $ 110,000, according to an email.
Kyle Rittenhouse, 18 years old In court for Deadly shoot Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Hoover, He injured Gaiji Großkreutz during a Black Lives Matter protest in Kenosha, Wisconsin last August 25.He has Acquittal, his lawyer claims he acted in self-defense. he Charged with 5 felony charges, Including one intentional murder. 12 judges Kyle Rittenhouse’s verdict began to be deliberated on Tuesday morning..
Wendy Rittenhaus spoke openly to protect his son. President Joe Biden claims to have “defamated” his son NS Suggested in last year’s tweet He was a white supremacist.
“I was angry when I saw I was shocked. President Biden doesn’t know my son at all, and he’s not a white supremacist,” she said. “He’s not a racist, and (Biden) did it for a vote, and I was very angry with him and what he did to my son for a while, He slandered him. “
Insiders reported in June that the Rittenhaus family had raised $ 464,111 from both. FreeKyleUSA fundraiser And through Milo Fund LLC, the Rittenhouse funding conduit named after his dog. In June, the fund said it had spent $ 362,050 on “attorney fees, investigators, legal consultants, subject matter experts, and case-related costs for security.”
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