At the home of the Trump rally shooter, more than a dozen guns were found.

Authorities in Pennsylvania said that the motivation of the shooter at the Trump rally is still unclear.

Things to be aware of Trump rally shooter

Donald Trump was the target of gunfire on Saturday during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.1
Authorities identified the Trump rally shooter as Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, a resident of Bethel Park.
He worked as a dietary aide in a nursing home and belonged to a local gun club. Once, as a registered Republican, he donated $15 to a progressive political group.
NBC News reported that law enforcement sources discovered more than a dozen firearms at the Crooks family home. Four senior sources confirmed this finding.
According to three senior authorities, when the father of the missing boy contacted to report that he was concerned, police responded by going to the Crooks’ home. Following Crooks’ shooting spree during the protest, the call came in.
The rationale for the attempted assassination has eluded authorities.

FBI working 24 hours a day on rally shooter (Thomas Matthew Crooks) phone and laptop

Technicians at the FBI Research Center in Quantico, Virginia, work nonstop. They are forensically examining Thomas Crooks’s portable workstation computer and cell phone. Moreover, top FBI officials informed NBC News about the ongoing analysis.

Earlier today, the FBI stated that the specialists had successfully answered his phone.

According to the authorities, it took them a full day to answer the phone. Furthermore, the lab asserted that it opened the phone on its own without consulting a third-party company. This was especially important following the horrific murder in San Bernardino, California, where the FBI had depended on an obscure Australian company to assist them unlock one of the gunmen’s phones.”

However, the appearance of electronic devices has shown a reason; however, research is still ongoing.

The FBI plans to release additional information about the dangerous device discovered in Crooks’ vehicle.

‘Flabbergasted’ that it was him, the shooter’s high school counselor said.

When she learned that Thomas Matthew Hoodlams was the gunman, she was taken aback as he had been a long-time high school counselor. The counselor became acquainted with Hoodlams while attending Bethel High School. Additionally, many people in the neighborhood were surprised by this discovery.

Thomas was a young, composed man—indeed, he was a brilliant young man. He did, however, keep to himself, according to Jim Knapp, a former school counselor.

He was friends with a modest group of people. I would take a seat beside Thomas in the café. I’d say, “Thomas, would you like me to get a few kids over here?” He would say, “Nope, Mr. Knapp,” in answer. I must be left alone. Which is alright, Knapp remarked.

Knapp said that twice a year, high school counselors visited with kids. Together with going over course plans, they helped people in need and dealt with any problems with education.

Knapp claimed he never received a call from an instructor regarding Crooks’s inconveniencing him or his failure to complete his assignments.

Thomas was an incredibly talented understudy. It wasn’t bothersome to him. Knapp stated, ‘I never got those calls.

Knapp was shocked to learn that the shooter at the protest was Hooligans.

I was shocked when I initially viewed the material on Sunday and thought about it after returning. I arrive at the broad conclusion that evil exists and admit that Thomas had this experience. He lost it. I acknowledge that the devil and the diabolical attacked his brain, which is what caused him to act in that way.