Did the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) lure and entrap Thomas Crooks from his Bethel Park, Pa., home into committing an assassination attempt on Donald J. Trump through sophisticated electronic surveillance?
Investigative reporter George Webb reports how he traced the iPhone locations of Crooks through the streets of Bethel Park, Pa., revealing numerous stops at the Alleghany Gun Club and later to Butler, Pa., suggesting premeditation in his failed assassination attempt.
Webb says the iPhone pings in Butler occurred between July 4-8, including an interesting stop at Home Depot, while his movement through Bethel Park were presumably on foot, which allowed for many geo-location phone ads, one of which Crooks responded to.
Webb notes that a DHS 5G tower equipped with cameras and located nearby the Alleghany Gun Club, which was installed in 2018 after the Tree of Life synagogue shooting in the Mount Lebanon area, might well have played a pivotal role in Crooks’ heinous act.
“With these kind of towers, you should have overwatch over the whole area and they should know who’s coming and going from the Alleghany Gun Club,” Webb says. “So was that the operation? Was it an entrapment operation to talk some kid who lives up here in the hills and whose father owns an AKA 47 to do something stupid so they have a false narrative?” Here’s more.
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