New FBI Records Show Thomas Crooks Texted Unknown Contacts About 3D-Printed Parts and Gifts
- Judicial Watch obtained 249 pages of newly released, heavily redacted FBI records through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit.
- The records include messages about 3D-printed parts, gifts, and other conversations with unidentified contacts, without showing that those contacts knew about or joined the attack.
- FBI analysis identified 40 drone images and eight flight logs, including a Butler flight on July 13, 2024, the day Thomas Crooks shot at Donald Trump.
- The FBI has said it found no credible evidence of a co-conspirator or a definitive motive, while Judicial Watch is seeking the remaining records.
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FBI releases new data on would-be Trump assassin Thomas Crooks' text messages to mystery person
The information was released through a Judicial Watch Freedom of Information Act request and contained text messages the bureau determined were "pertinent" to the investigation.
Would-be Trump assassin Thomas Crooks texted mystery persons about his 3D printer and ‘gifts’
President Trump’s would-be assassin, Thomas Crooks, exchanged messages with an “unknown contact” about 3D-printed “parts” and seemingly chatted in code words with another unidentified individual, FBI documents released Friday show.
FBI Records Reveal Crooks' Redacted Chat Thread
Judicial Watch announced that it obtained 249 pages of new FBI records detailing a redacted "chat thread" tied to Thomas Matthew Crooks, the gunman who attempted to assassinate then-presidential candidate Donald Trump at a July 2024 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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