Nearly a year after a gunman took aim at then-presidential candidate Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, shocking new details are surfacing — and they’re downright chilling.
Thomas Matthew Crooks, the 20-year-old shooter who wounded Trump and killed an innocent bystander, wasn’t just another troubled student. He was actively trying to purchase explosive materials that, if used correctly, could’ve taken down an entire building. Yet somehow, the corporate press is more interested in his college transfer applications and autumn weather preferences than the threat he posed.
CBS News recently published a report with the head-scratching title: “Trump shooter Thomas Crooks’ emails reveal a student dreaming of a bright future. And contemplating a violent attack.” The article leans heavily on Crooks’ academic record and flowery writing — burying the real story under layers of irrelevant trivia.
Here’s what matters: Crooks placed an online order for more than two gallons of nitromethane, a high-powered fuel used in bomb-making. He used an encrypted email to contact a specialty fuel company — a serious move that speaks to premeditated violence, not a momentary lapse.
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