An investigation has revealed that someone frequently visiting the home of Thomas Crooks, who attempted to assassinate President Trump, was also spotted near an FBI office in Washington, DC. Mobile data tracked devices connected to Crooks and his workplace, showing connections to various locations, including areas close to the FBI. This raises unsettling questions about possible links between Crooks and federal agencies, especially since Crooks did not act alone. The Oversight Project is keeping details under wraps to protect sources and further investigation.

Before Thomas Crooks tried to kill President Trump, who paid him a visit at home?

A study of mobile ad data indicates that a frequent visitor to Crooks’ Pennsylvania house also frequented a facility in Washington, DC, that is close to an FBI office.

Nine devices connected to AD-IDs that were present at Crooks’ residence and place of employment throughout the previous year were found by the Oversight Project.

Per the Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project: “We found the assassin’s connections through our in-depth analysis of mobile ad data to track movements of Crooks and his associates”

“To do this, we tracked devices that regularly visited both Crooks’s home and place of work and followed them,” the Oversight Project said.

A frequent visitor to Crook’s residence and workplace in Washington, DC also frequented the Gallery Place building.

And Crooks was not alone.

Nine days prior, a 20-year-old gunman named Thomas Matthew Crooks climbed onto a roof in Butler, Pennsylvania, and fired multiple bullets at President Trump and rally attendees, just missing him in the ear.

Kimberly Cheatle, the director of the Secret Service, testified before the House Oversight Committee on Monday to address inquiries concerning the purported security lapses that resulted in an attempt on Trump’s life on July 13 during his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Rep. Andy Biggs, a Republican, questioned Cheatle about whether Crooks acted alone.

She refused to answer and referred his question to the FBI.