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Even More Doesn't Add Up in the Trump Assassination Attempt

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Sen. Mike Lee said senators had a conference call with the Secret Service and it was "so much smoke and mirrors" and no accountability. Since the assassination attempt, we've learned that the shooter's parents had called the police on the day of the rally to report him missing.

… so obvious that Secret Service even took a photo of him. And yet not one person stopped him from getting on the roof and shooting Trump in the head.

The sloped roof. Plenty of people saw him on that roof, though.

We've also since learned that Thomas Matthew Crooks had an improvised explosive device hidden in his car trunk that was wired to a transmitter he carried.

Crooks was on the roof for less than 7 minutes before being confronted by police.

Law enforcement sources contradict the Secret Service, detailing a lack of local police presence in the building.

Sources: WPXI

"The only question now is who?"

At first, the FBI said they couldn't get into Crooks' phone, but later, using software from Israel, they managed to get in, but couldn't find any sign of a motive.

There were no internet searches on how to make an improvised explosive device? That's weird.

What's even more bizarre is that investigators have reportedly found *nothing* through his search history of him learning how to make homemade explosives.

In the final 48 hours leading up to the incident, Crooks went to the range, went to a Home Depot to purchase a five-foot ladder, and then went to a gun store where he bought ammo.

Investigators have successfully broken into his phone but claim they have found no motive.

Nothing about this makes any sense.

We're not trying to be conspiracy theorists about this either, but none of it makes any sense.

No kidding.

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