Tucker Carlson and Miranda Devine have published an investigative report that reveals an extensive collection of social media accounts and digital records that may have belonged to Thomas Matthew Crooks, the man who attempted to assassinate President Trump in Butler, PA.
I have independently obtained the same source document, which contains Crooks’ alleged full online history (YouTube comments, search records, Discord activity, emails, etc.).
Multiple DeviantArt accounts potentially associated with Thomas Crooks have been identified. One such account prominently displays “they/them” pronouns, prompting additional questions regarding Crooks’ gender identity.
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A secondary account under the username “theepicmicrowave” has since been deleted; however, its contents remain viewable via web archives. This account contained eight original artworks created by the user, all of which were overtly violent and depicted individuals being shot, beaten, or covered in blood.
Purple character file, Published June 19, 2023, deviantart.com/theepicmicrowave
Title: killing pedos, Published July 16, 2023, deviantart.com/theepicmicrowave
Crooks allegedly operated a PayPal account under the alias “Rod Swanson.” Important note: the name “Swanson” may have been inspired by former FBI senior agent Rod Swanson. The former FBI employee was the chief of investigations for the state of Nevada during the 2017 Vegas mass shooting.
Crooks allegedly had a Discord account confirmed, but the content is not accessible for review. The account has been disabled/suspended and is associated with an encrypted GMX email address.
Crooks allegedly had a Google Play account registered and verified under the username “ColossalMicrowave,” which matches the individual’s established handle pattern across platforms. Account registered and verified under the username “ColossalMicrowave,” which matches the individual’s establis
hed handle pattern across platforms.
Crooks also had a GAB account under the name “EpicMicrowave,” which GAB CEO Andrew Torba publicly identified as belonging to Thomas Crooks.
Some of the comments allegedly made by Crooks on Gab included these:
My original report can be found here.