Private investigator has uncovered evidence that Trump shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks didn't act alone and was part of "criminal network"

Almost nine months ago, a seemingly mild-mannered college student named Thomas Crooks shocked the world when he attempted to assassinate Donald Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Although the shooting left one person dead and two others injured, the true motivations behind Crooks' actions remain a mystery to this day. While friends, neighbors, and even former teachers describe him as a kind and talented individual, investigators, including private detective Doug Hagmann, suggest Crooks may not have acted alone.

Journalist Dana Kennedy spent a week in Butler and Bethel Park, digging deeper into Crooks’ background and the controversial events surrounding the shooting. Their investigation revealed unsettling questions, including the hasty cremation of Crooks' body and the mysterious encrypted accounts he had overseas.