Body of Trump shooter vanishes!
It’s like something out of a thriller novel: a young man attempts to assassinate Donald Trump, only to have his body vanish into thin air.
The aftermath of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, has become a swirling vortex of controversy.
Now, Congress is stepping in.
Crooks’ life unveiled.
Crooks was a Pennsylvania native, growing up in the small town of Bethel Park, about 20 minutes south of Pittsburgh.
A former high school athlete, he had no significant criminal record before the attempted assassination, making his sudden act of violence all the more puzzling.
Crooks’ friends and family were equally stunned by his actions, with many describing him as quiet and reserved, a kid who seemed to be heading toward a normal life.
His decision to target Trump during the Pennsylvania rally on July 22 blindsided those closest to him.
He managed to make his way to the rally, armed and ready to kill.
His bullet only grazed Trump’s ear, a lucky break for the former president.
Security responded immediately, taking Crooks down before he could fire another shot.
In the chaos, Crooks was declared dead on the scene, his body swiftly whisked away.
Assassination attempt unveiled.
Crooks had been fatally shot by security after grazing Trump’s ear during a rally in July, an attack that sent shockwaves through the nation.
The former president’s near-miss was caught on camera, immortalizing the moment he defiantly raised his fist to the crowd, blood dripping from his ear.
His supporters hailed it as a testament to Trump’s strength, but the situation behind the scenes was much murkier.
Secret Service Chief resigns.
Secret Service Chief Kimberly Cheatle resigned just one day later, though she offered no public statement on whether the assassination attempt factored into her decision.
The FBI immediately took over the investigation, and that’s where things started to get messy.
Bombshell allegation exposed.
Louisiana Congressman Clay Higgins has dropped a bombshell, revealing a disturbing detail that has left many questioning the FBI’s role in the investigation.
According to Higgins, the body of Thomas Matthew Crooks—the 20-year-old who fired a shot at Trump—has mysteriously disappeared.
This shocking revelation came after Higgins personally requested to view Crooks’ body during his own investigation into the incident.
Higgins wanted answers, and on August 5, he traveled to Butler for a closer look.
But when he arrived, Crooks’ body wasn’t there.
Shocking discovery uncovered.
Higgins was told that the body had already been released, even though the investigation was far from over.
Higgins, a former police captain turned congressman, was stunned.
He reported that not only had Crooks’ body been cremated, but that it had been done without informing local law enforcement or even the county coroner.
“Nobody knew,” Higgins said. “Not the coroner, not the police.”
He accused the FBI of foul play, alleging that their ‘scorched earth’ tactics were hindering the investigation at every turn.
Cremation controversy revealed.
According to Higgins, Crooks’ body had been released for cremation just 10 days after the shooting.
This is despite the fact that local authorities still had legal authority over the remains.
Higgins claims the agency’s actions have created more questions than answers.
In his report, submitted to Congress on August 12, he accused the FBI of obstructing justice by removing the body without proper notification.
Investigation hits wall.
Now, without the body, Higgins argues it’s nearly impossible to conduct a thorough investigation.
Crooks’ body is gone, and with it, the opportunity for crucial answers.
As the investigation continues, Higgins’ allegations have cast a dark shadow over the FBI’s role in what may be one of the most shocking political events in recent memory.