John F Kennedy connection to the attack on Trump has emerged, what new revelation did the FBI make?

Thomas Matthew Crooks, who carried out the assassination attempt at Donald Trump’s rally on July 13, had searched details about the 1963 assassination of former US President John F Kennedy online in the days before the attack. Testifying before a congressional committee, FBI Director Christopher Ray said that the 20-year-old would-be assassin had searched keywords such as ‘How far was Oswald from Kennedy?’ on Google. This is apparently significant in the context of his mental state, the FBI director told the committee. US naval veteran Lee Harvey Oswald shot and killed John F Kennedy from the sixth-floor window of the Texas School Book Depository on November 22, 1963.

November 22, 1963, Dallas, a city in North Texas. US President John F. Kennedy was passing through the street in his open car amid heavy security and was accepting people’s greetings. In the afternoon, the two hands of the clock were desperate to touch each other and the President’s convoy reached the plaza. Then two bullets were fired. One hit the US President in the head and the other pierced his neck. In 1963, when the US President, who lived under the highest security, was killed in broad daylight in front of everyone, this news created a stir not only in America but also in other countries.

No one could believe this incident. The American authorities swiftly caught a 24-year-old man. The name of this man was Harvey Oswald, who was later charged with murder. Harvey Oswald declared himself innocent and denied the murder. The police also found a gun from him. After this incident, when the accused man was being sent to jail, a man shot him in front of the police. After the attack on Trump, the six-decade-old incident started being discussed once again. Christopher Ray said that Thomas Matthew Crooks has generally done searches related to public figures. But no clear pattern was seen in his research.