Trump Shooter's Phone Analysis Investigator, The Motive For The Perpetrator Has Not Been Revealed

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JAKARTA - Investigators are close to completing their analysis of the phones of former President of the United States (US) Donald Trump shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks.

So far, officers have not found any clues about the reason the shooter tried to kill former President Donald Trump, the official said.

Investigators were also asked to analyze the shooter's laptop in the hope of uncovering clues, according to the official.

Parents of the shooter, who have been working with law enforcement since the assassination attempt, said Crooks appeared to have no friends and did not appear to have any political tendencies, the official said.

Trump was injured in the ear as a result of a shooting during a campaign in Pennsylvania on Saturday, July 13 in an attack that was being investigated as an assassination attempt.

The attackers were shot dead and law enforcement officials said they had not identified the motive yet. The shooting killed one person and injured two others.

Trump said he should have died after the assassination attempt described as an "unreal" incident.

"I shouldn't be here, I should be dead," Trump told the New York Post in an interview on his plane on his way to Milwaukee to attend the Republican National Convention.

Trump told the newspaper he would be killed if he did not turn his head a little to the right to read a graph about illegal immigrants during a speech at a rally.

"Fortunately or because of God, many people say because my God is still here," he said.

He praised the Secret Service/Secret Service agent who killed her.

"They killed him with one shot right between his eyes," he said.