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Thomas Matthew Crooks' Suspicious Google Searches
from The Mushroom Pilot & Jailed Billionaires | The Tim Dillon Show #407 · #407
4 min
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Tim goes through the Fox News reporting on the Trump rally shooter's Google search history, pointing out how suspiciously specific and convenient the search terms look, joking that it reads like a fabricated profile.
- Fox News article reveals the shooter's name confusion and lack of digital footprint beyond Google searches.
- Tim notes the contradictory narrative: no social media but extensive Google activity about the rally site and drone surveillance.
- The Google searches read like a caricature—'How far was Oswald from Kennedy? Who should I shoot today?'
- Specific searches documented: obsession with Trump's Butler, PA rally and campaign schedule across Pennsylvania.
- July 5th searches included timing of DNC and RNC conventions; July 10th weather queries for Butler to calculate bullet trajectory.
- Tim observes the searches seem almost deliberately constructed—exactly what someone would search if creating a shooter's profile for a story.
- The pattern of escalating searches—'How far was Oswald from Kennedy? How do I shoot Trump at Butler rally?'—suggests an artificial narrative.
- More searches allegedly coming about acting alone and committing assassination with zero accomplices.
Butler, PA Trump rally shootingMatthew David KrooksDonald TrumpJoe BidenPavel DurovJohn F. KennedyLee Harvey OswaldThomas DavidSelena Gomez