He grew up in a home filled with silence and was raised by a dad who acted like a ghost. Thomas Matthew Crooks — the 20-year-old gunman who nearly assassinated Donald Trump a year ago Sunday — spent his childhood in a strange, emotionless environment dictated by a “very strict” father, according to a relative. On July 13, 2024, Crooks opened fire on Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pa., before he was shot dead by a Secret Service sniper. His motives and background have largely remained a mystery, but his first cousin Mark Crooks, 44, this week gave The Post a glimpse into his family’s odd and antisocial behavior. Thomas Matthew Crooks spent his childhood in a strange, emotionless environment dictated by a “very strict” father, his first cousin told The Post this week. Obtained by NY Post The last time Mark saw Thomas, his sister and their parents was in March 2019 at their grandfather’s funeral, where the future assassin and his sibling “stood next to [parents Matthew and Mary] like statues. Secret Service officials were aware of ‘classified threat’ 10 days before Butler assassination attempt, failed to tell agents guarding Trump “It’s like they were under

We all know a Bath and Body Works enthusiast: waiting for the next drop of special edition candles, who considers the semi-annual sales a holiday, and whose home is adorned with plug-in wallflowers. The company they revere, however, is being badmouthed by an alleged disgruntled ex-employee. According to them, the home fragrance brand is not as wholesome as it seems. In a viral TikTok, Taylor Clark (@taylor.clark112) “exposed” the so-called secrets Bath and Body Works “hides from you.” But how true are they? Fired worker tells all “Bath and Body Works just fired me after 3 years, so here’s everything they made us hide from you!” Clark writes in the text overlay of her video. In the clip, a woman donning a B&BW apron is ringing up candles at the register. Clark then implores viewers to “read the caption” to learn more. Here are the claims Clark listed about the company: Be careful with the candles. They smell amazing, but we’ve had them explode out of nowhere. I’ve seen glass shatter during testing and we were told to just “keep it quiet.” We throw out returns, even brand new ones. Whether it’s used once or totally sealed, it all goes

While it had been rumored for some time, Abadon officially departed AEW earlier this year, to the shock of many of their followers. However, despite this career setback, the non-binary performer has remained active on social media, hustling to pick up bookings and promote Patreon content. And now, in an unexpected treat for their fanbase, the 33-year-old has shared a couple of photographs on X, which appear to be makeup-free, which is a very rare occurrence. Abadon first entered the pro wrestling business in 2019 via the Rocky Mountain Pro Academy. From there, they became a regular feature on the Colorado indie scene, and it wasn’t long before AEW management became aware of the distinctive-looking rookie. Still, due to injuries and multiple stop-start pushes, matches for the self-proclaimed living dead girl in both AEW and ROH were few and far between, preventing Abadon from showcasing their ability and unique charisma. The post Abadon Shows Off Their Natural Beauty With Rare Makeup-Free Photo Drop appeared first on WEB IS JERICHO .

Myron Williams of Newark convicted alongside co-defendants in sweeping federal case targeting Jersey City street gang tied to three homicides and widespread narcotics sales. Myron Williams, 31, of Newark, a member of the violent Marion Gardens street gang, was sentenced on June 17 to two consecutive life terms plus an additional 30 years in prison for a series of gang-related crimes, including murder, drug trafficking, and weapons offenses. U.S. District Judge Michael E. Farbiarz imposed the sentence following Williams’s convictions for racketeering conspiracy, murder in aid of racketeering, possession with intent to distribute controlled substances, and use of a firearm during a crime of violence.