In a significant breakthrough in the Trump rally shooting investigation, authorities have recovered critical evidence near the event site. A worker discovered a ladder and backpack linked to gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks, having observed the items for several days before notifying law enforcement.
Investigators also located a drone among Crooks’ belongings, indicating he may have used it for aerial reconnaissance of the farm grounds on the day of the rally. This discovery supports reports that Crooks likely utilized the drone to survey rooftops and determine his attack position.
Authorities have identified Thomas Matthew Crooks as the alleged shooter in the incident at the Trump rally. Key evidence linking Crooks to the crime has been uncovered, including a ladder, a backpack, and a drone, all found near the event site. The discovery of the drone suggests that Crooks conducted aerial reconnaissance of the farm grounds, possibly to scout out strategic positions for the attack. Investigators are piecing together the timeline and motives behind Crooks’ actions as they continue their thorough examination of the evidence.
