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FBI Director Christopher Wray testifies before House Judiciary Committee .
Wray says Thomas Matthew Crooks appeared to be fixated on high-profile public figures and searched for information on the 1963 killing of former U.S. President John F. Kennedy by lone gunman Lee Harvey Oswald .
The 20-year-old man who tried to kill former President Trump during a campaign rally earlier this month appeared to have set his sights on the attempted assassination at least a week before the incident.
Wray says there are still questions about how Crooks got up on the roof of the building overlooking the rally.
Investigators found a receipt showing he had bought a 1.5-meter-tall ( 5 feet ) ladder, but that it was never brought to the scene of the shooting.
Wray said there is still some confusion over whether the shooter had managed to place the rifle on the rooftop before the shooting or whether he carried it up with him right before he started firing.
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