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Adding to the intrigue, Crooks parked a vehicle filled with explosives near the rally. Notably, there was no online search history indicating that Crooks had researched how to make explosives, which suggests external assistance or prior knowledge. Despite snipers spotting him and taking a photo due to his suspicious behavior, Crooks continued to roam the premises.
A sniper positioned in a second-story window, merely 40 feet away from Crooks, failed to neutralize him. This lapse allowed Crooks to proceed with his plan, culminating in the shots fired at President Trump. Even more troubling, Trump was allowed to take the stage despite Crooks being flagged as suspicious by the Secret Service.
During the committee hearing, GOP Congressman Chip Roy from Texas pressed Wray on the possibility of internal bias within the FBI. Referring to infamous 2015 and 2016 texts between top FBI officials Lisa Page and Peter Strzok about an “insurance policy” to prevent Trump from being elected or inaugurated, Roy asked if any FBI agents had expressed disappointment over Trump surviving the assassination attempt.
Wray’s response was startling: “At least one FBI official has expressed disappointment that Trump wasn’t killed by the gunman. That individual has been referred to our inspection division.” This revelation prompts questions about why this person hasn’t been fired and what other internal biases may exist within the FBI.
Further investigation into Crooks’ background has unearthed even more disturbing connections. Mobile ad data analysis reveals that someone who frequently visited Crooks’ Pennsylvania home also visited a building in Washington, DC, near an FBI office. The Oversight Project identified nine devices linked to AD-IDs located at Crooks’ home and workplace within the past year. One of these devices regularly visited a building in Gallery Place, Washington, DC, close to an FBI office on June 26, 2023.
The identification of these devices raises critical questions: Who visited Thomas Crooks’ home before his assassination attempt on President Trump? Who’s device is this, and what connections might they have to the broader investigation? These revelations demand a thorough and transparent investigation to ensure accountability and prevent future threats to national security.
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As this story unfolds, the American public awaits answers and justice. The complexity and gravity of the situation underscore the need for a comprehensive investigation into all aspects of the attempted assassination, from Crooks’ actions to potential insider involvement and internal FBI biases.
