Widow of man killed in Butler Trump assassination attempt claims it was an 'inside job'
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The shooting was an inside job within the government.
I believe it was an inside job, inside the government somewhere
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She added that she believes the shooter, 20-year-old Thomas Crooks, was not acting alone and there was a massive political plot to assassinate President Trump
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There is no verifiable evidence that suggests a conspiracy behind the assassination attempt.
Nevertheless, there is currently no verifiable evidence that suggests there was a conspiracy behind the high-profile assassination attempt
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Shooter Thomas Crooks was neutralized at the scene.
the shooter, Crooks, was neutralized at the scene
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The Secret Service did not receive 102 local radio transmissions about Thomas Crooks.
the Secret Service reportedly did not receive 102 local radio transmissions about Crooks
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The Secret Service only got five calls and three texts about the would-be assassin.
the Secret Service only got five calls and three texts about the would-be assassin
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The widow says she received no contact with the Secret Service until a year after the incident, in summer 2025, and even then, she said the agency did not provide full responses to her looming questions
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The Secret Service got everything wrong leading up to the shooting.
Comperatore said that Secret Service got “everything” wrong leading up to the shooting
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Comperatore proceeded to make a direct plea to President Trump, asking him to take the investigation of the shooting into his own hands
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Two years have passed since President Trump’s ear was grazed in Butler during a failed assassination attempt at a rally for the 2024 presidential election
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He left no manifesto or explanation for his decision to attempt to assassinate President Trump
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He also had little online activity, making it increasingly difficult to build a profile for him
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Local law enforcement was aware of a suspicious person who later turned out to be Thomas Crooks.
The report says that local law enforcement was aware of a suspicious person, who later turned out to be Crooks
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