Questions about the Thomas Crooks autopsy
Doubts are being raised about how the autopsy of Thomas Crooks, the man who tried to kill Trump, was handled — bad for trust in the official investigation.
- The body was released for cremation with bullet fragments still inside, suggesting an incomplete autopsy.
- The medical examiner was not the one who normally handles deaths in Butler Township, Pennsylvania, where the shooting happened.
- The same examiner is a dual Israeli citizen who had been in Israel helping identify bodies after the October 7th attack.
- The odd choice of examiner and the rushed cremation are being floated as signs something was off.
Outlook: Expect more pressure for answers about who handled the autopsy and why evidence may have been destroyed.