Details Surface - USSS Counter Snipers
Did Not Stop Assassin Crooks, Butler SWAT
Did - Also, FBI Quickly and Quietly Released
Body for Cremation
Posted By: 4250Luis, 8/16/2024 6:06:48 AM
Representative Clay Higgins is a member of the congressional investigative task force looking into the assassination attempt by Thomas Matthew Crooks against President Trump. Rep Higgins was also doing independent research prior to his appointment to the congressional committee, and he released his preliminary report findings today [SEE HERE pdf]. There are some remarkable revelations in the 6-page pdf. One detail outlines how it was a Butler County SWAT officer who fired the initial shot that stopped Matthew Crooks after 8 shots fired. The Feds did not initially stop the assassin, the locals did.
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