This article originally appeared onInfowarsand was republished with permission.
Following Saturday night’s failed assassination attempt on President Trump, suspicious political enthusiasts examined every angle of the incident and dove deep into the background of the shooting suspect, 31-year-old Cole Tomas Allen.
Some of the information revealed raises eyebrows while some viral posts online have already been debunked.
Alex Jones posted a pair of videos addressing rumors that the shooting was staged, despite the fact that it reportedly resulted in a secret service agent and Allen both being struck by gunfire, and that the suspect was a registered Democrat Trump hater.
Jones clearly stated he does not currently believe the event was inauthentic, but several deranged Trump sycophants attacked him for even discussing the internet’s theories.
Below, viewers will find the most widely discussed oddities surrounding the shooting.
This is not an endorsement of the theories, but simply a documented account of what is being discussed by those investigating the matter.
An 𝕏 account created in December 2023, going by the name Henry Martinez, was found to have only one post since its creation, which was, “Cole Allen.”
Liberal political commentator and Democrat operative Brian Krassenstein posted a video breaking down the post, noting the Martinez account posted the shooter’s name in December 2023 and used an image from a website called, “Time Machine.”
The image bizarrely matches the now-famous photograph of President Trump raising his hand into the air after being shot in the ear in Butler, Pennsylvania, in July 2024 when superimposed over the “Time Machine” picture.
Source: The Vigilant Fox
