India  
 
NewsR.in

A day before Trump's assassination bid, shooter searched online about John F Kennedy's shooting

IndiaTimes Thursday, 25 July 2024 ()
FBI disclosed that Thomas Matthew Crooks, responsible for shooting at Trump in Pennsylvania, had researched JFK's assassination. Crooks was killed by a Secret Service sniper. Two attendees were injured, and a firefighter was killed.
0
shares		ShareTweetSavePostSend
 
Video Credit: Oneindia - Published
News video: Trump Assassination Bid:New Footage Shows Trump Shooter Seen Before Attack,Secret Service Was Warned

Trump Assassination Bid:New Footage Shows Trump Shooter Seen Before Attack,Secret Service Was Warned 03:11

 New bodycam footage from the Pennsylvania rally where Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt has revealed that Thomas Matthew Crooks, who opened fire on the former US President, was identified as a suspicious individual before the incident unfolded. The footage, obtained from the Beaver...

You Might Like


Related videos from verified sources

Secret Service Kim Cheatle Stonewalls Trump Assassination Attempt Hearing. LET’S REVIEW | 7.24.24 [Video]

Secret Service Kim Cheatle Stonewalls Trump Assassination Attempt Hearing. LET’S REVIEW | 7.24.24

Tonight, we review: Secret Service Kim Cheatle Hearing on Trump Assassination Attempt Day 1. We go over the best moments of the hearing and how it affects our distrust in government and what..

Credit: RumblePublished
FBI Director Says Trump Shooter Googled JFK Assassination Details | TMZ Live [Video]

FBI Director Says Trump Shooter Googled JFK Assassination Details | TMZ Live

FBI Director Christopher Wray spilled the new detail Wednesday about Crooks while testifying in front of a Congressional Committee ... saying an analysis of Crooks' laptop shows he Googled "how far..

Credit: TMZ     Duration: 04:01Published
LIVE: House grills FBI over Trump Assassination attempt [Video]

LIVE: House grills FBI over Trump Assassination attempt

Watch live: Day 3 of Congressional hearings over the US Secret Service oversights in the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.

Credit: RumblePublished