The FBI confirmed early Sunday the identity of the gunman who shot former President Donald Trump as Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, of Bethel Park, Pennsylvania.
The FBI is investigating the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump by suspected shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks. Trump and three of his supporters were shot at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday. One person died.
FBI investigators have succeeded in gaining access to Thomas Matthew Crooks' cellphone, a break in the investigation into his motives for firing on Trump.
Federal agents are still searching for a motive on Monday — two days after Thomas Matthew Crooks shot and wounded former President Donald Trump in an assassination attempt.
Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, attempted to assassinated Donald Trump on Saturday. Those that knew him best attempt to create a profile as the FBI investigates.
The FBI is investigating the home of Thomas Matthew Crooks, the shooter who fired on former President Trump on Saturday. The Trump shooting took place at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Classmates described would-be former President Trump assassin Thomas Matthew Crooks as an "outcast" and a "loner" in the days after he was shot by Secret Service agents on Saturday.
FBI Director Chris Wray said the shooter who nearly killed Donald Trump had searched "major depressive disorder," among other things before Saturday's assassination attempt
Thomas Matthew Crooks may have been struggling with an undiagnosed mental health disorder -- including some form of depression -- before he shot up Trump's Pennsylvania rally, sources told The Post.
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