FBI Connection to Assassination Attempt?

Emerging Evidence Suggests Possible FBI Connection to Alleged Attack on President Trump

Unsettling Findings: The Plot Thickens in the Trump Assassination Attempt

The Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project has dropped a bombshell, unveiling a report that hints at a potential link between the FBI and Thomas Matthew Crooks, the man accused of attempting to assassinate former President Trump.

The nature of this connection remains unclear, but the Oversight Project’s meticulous study of mobile ad data has unearthed some disturbing patterns.

A phone associated with Crooks was detected near an FBI office in Washington D.C., back in 2023. This information was gleaned from the Oversight Project’s expert analysis of devices once located at Crook’s residence and workplace.

Their deep dive into mobile ad data traced these devices’ movements, revealing visits to specific locations – one of which was alarmingly close to an FBI office. This raises serious questions about potential FBI involvement in the assassination attempt.

“It is important to note that tracking a phone does not necessarily mean knowing who was using it at the time.”

While we must consider this cautionary note, the investigation by the Oversight Project has shed light on some deeply troubling connections. For instance, a device linked to Crooks was traced back to Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Additionally, multiple visits were recorded to Butler, Pennsylvania – eerily, the very place where Crooks fired shots at a campaign rally, killing one person and injuring three others, including former President Donald Trump himself.

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