FBI Director Christopher Wray recently faced intense questioning from the House Judiciary Committee regarding the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump. On July 13, 20-year-old gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks grazed President Trump’s ear after taking several shots from a rooftop during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Wray’s assertion that Crooks acted alone has been met with widespread skepticism and scrutiny.
The details of Crooks’ actions raise significant questions about the plausibility of him acting independently. On the day of the rally, Crooks managed to fly a drone over the Pennsylvania fairgrounds, capturing aerial footage of the event layout, including two hours before Trump took the stage. This sophisticated maneuvering implies a level of planning and execution that seems unlikely for a lone actor without insider assistance.
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Moreover, Crooks was able to get a range finder through security, evade law enforcement from multiple agencies, and climb onto a roof 450 feet away from Trump. He then bear-crawled to the perfect vantage point while bystanders alerted police, and still managed to fire eight shots at Trump. The improbability of these actions being executed solo without detection or interruption raises serious doubts.
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