Trump Shooter’s final message revealed.
The shocking details behind an attempt on Donald Trump’s life have emerged.
Weekend chaos at Trump rally.
Over the weekend, the former president narrowly escaped death during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Just six minutes into his speech, chaos erupted as gunfire rang out.
Security forces sprang into action, shielding Trump as bullets flew.
The 78-year-old ducked for cover behind his podium, blood trickling from his ear.
Shooter identified and neutralized.
The suspect, identified as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, was killed by FBI snipers.
Crooks was seen firing at Trump and the crowd from a nearby shed roof.
Corey Comperatore, sitting behind Trump, was tragically shot and killed.
Two others, David Dutch and James Copenhaver, sustained serious injuries.
Trump, though grazed by a bullet, was taken to a medical facility and is reportedly “doing fine.”
The assassin’s AR-15 semi-automatic rifle was found next to his body.
But what drove Crooks to such a drastic action?
FBI investigates shooter’s motive.
FBI Pittsburgh special agent Kevin Rojek stated that a motive has yet to be identified.
Investigators are tirelessly working to uncover Crooks’ reasons.
In a startling revelation, Crooks’ final message to his colleagues has come to light.
Shooter’s Pittsburgh background.
Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Crooks led a seemingly uneventful life.
Friends described him as quiet and unassuming.
He had no known history of violence or radical behavior.
Crooks excelled academically, earning a scholarship to a local college.
However, he dropped out after one semester.
He was a dietary aide at Bethel Park Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
Shooter’s job at nursing facility.
There, he helped care for elderly and post-hospital patients.
According to administrator Marcie Grimm, Crooks had a clean background check.
“We are shocked and saddened by his involvement,” Grimm said in a statement.
A colleague at the center described Crooks as apolitical.
“He never expressed radical views,” the colleague shared.
The colleague described Crooks as “a really good person [who] did a really bad thing.”
“I just wish I knew why,” the colleague added, echoing widespread confusion.
Shooter’s final message revealed.
The Daily Mail reported that Crooks asked his boss for Saturday off.
He left a chilling note, promising, “I’ll be back on Sunday.”
Trump’s resilience praised.
Trump’s resilience in the face of danger is being hailed by his supporters.
The campaign rally shooting will undoubtedly be a pivotal moment in this election cycle.
As the dust settles, one thing is clear: America is holding its breath.