In a shocking turn of events, the assassination attempt on Donald Trump has unveiled a web of suspicious connections and alarming security failures. New evidence from the U.S. Congress has shed light on previously hidden details, raising questions about the motives behind the attack and the effectiveness of the Secret Service.
Key Takeaways
- Suspicious Financial Moves: Austin Private Wealth’s put option on Trump Media just before the assassination attempt raised eyebrows.
- Drone Surveillance: The shooter used a drone to gather intelligence, highlighting significant security lapses.
- Mental Health Concerns: The shooter’s history of mental health issues and troubling behavior were overlooked.
- Secret Service Failures: Requests for additional security for Trump were denied, leading to serious questions about the agency’s priorities.
The Financial Maneuvering
One of the most alarming revelations was the connection between the shooter and Austin Private Wealth, a Texas-based investment firm. Just a day before the assassination attempt, the firm filed for a put option on 12 million shares of Trump Media and Technology Group. This move appeared to be a calculated bet on the company’s value dropping if Trump were killed.
- Screenshots of the put option circulated on social media, causing a frenzy of speculation, but mysteriously disappeared shortly after.
- Austin Private Wealth later claimed the filing was due to a clerical error, stating they only held 1,200 shares instead of 12 million.
Despite their explanation, the timing of the filing raised suspicions about potential market manipulation.
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The Shooter’s Connection to Black Rock
The plot thickened when it was revealed that the shooter had appeared in a commercial for Black Rock, a multinational investment company. Following the backlash, Black Rock quickly pulled the ad and condemned the assassination attempt. This connection raised questions about the extent of Black Rock’s involvement and whether there were deeper ties between the investment firm and the shooter.
A Calculated Attack
Before the attack, the shooter, Matthew Crooks, employed a DJI camera drone to survey the rally site, gathering real-time intelligence. This calculated move allowed him to plan his attack with precision.










