Explosive device was kept in former President Donald Trump's car to assassinate him

WORLD NEWS - The Federal Bureau of Investigation has made another major revelation in the case of an attempt to assassinate former President Donald Trump during his rally in Pennsylvania. The FBI has released new photos of the plot to assassinate Trump. It has also denied any foreign involvement in this assassination attempt. According to the FBI, Thomas Crooks fired several shots from an AR-15-style rifle during the rally, one of which hit Donald Trump in the ear.
He not only wanted to kill Trump by shooting, but also prepared an explosive device for it. Which he kept in his car. The FBI has recovered this device from the attacker's car. 
According to America's CBS News, the shooter was on the roof of a manufacturing plant located about 130 yards from the stage at the Butler Farm Show grounds. The FBI has revealed that gunman Thomas Crooks carried out this incident alone. However, the investigating agency said the motive behind the attempted murder was still unclear.