Breaking: Man Killed by FBI Just Hours Before Biden’s Presidential Visit – What They Aren’t Telling You

Breaking: Man Killed by FBI Just Hours Before Biden’s Presidential Visit – What They Aren’t Telling You

In the early morning hours, a quiet neighborhood in Provo, Utah, was rocked by the presence of FBI agents outside the residence of 75-year-old Craig Deeleuw Robertson. Just hours before President Joe Biden’s anticipated arrival in Salt Lake City, Robertson, who had reportedly made various threats against the President online, met a tragic end. CONTINUE READING

Robertson, an Air Force Vietnam era veteran and staunch Trump supporter, wasn’t just another elderly citizen of Provo. His social media was littered with alarming threats against prominent figures, including President Biden. Neighbors and local residents recall Robertson’s vocal nature, with many describing his tales as attention-seeking. Cooper Robinson, a local resident, recollected the early morning scene, mentioning the pronounced police presence and recalling hearing potential flashbangs.

However, what stands out are the digital footprints Robertson left behind. From calling out for the assassination of the President to making his distaste known for several politicians and government officials, his Facebook page was an open book of his feelings.

On the day before Biden’s scheduled Utah visit, one post read, “I heard Biden is coming to Utah. Dogging out my old ghille suit and cleaning the out off the M-24 sniper rifle. Welcome, buffoon-in-chief.”

Other posts were just as graphic and direct, hinting at Robertson’s potential intentions and his mindset. CONTINUE READING

The FBI had been on his trail for a while. In March, they observed Robertson at his residence, noting his visible support for Trump through attire and accessories. He did not react kindly to their approach, warning agents to not return without a warrant.

Robinson, his neighbor, felt that Robertson thrived on the attention, often exaggerating stories. He expressed his shock that the FBI would consider Robertson a legitimate threat, describing him as a storyteller who, despite his love for firearms, seemed more bark than bite.

As the Provo community, and indeed the nation, grapples with the events of that morning, the debate rages on. Was Robertson merely an online troll, or was he a real threat to the nation’s security? As investigators dive deeper, only time will reveal the true nature of this Utah native’s intentions.

Source: Bushradiogist