Authorities have made significant progress in the investigation into the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, but the suspected shooter remains at large.
Kirk, 31, was fatally shot while speaking at Utah Valley University on September 10th. The FBI and Utah Department of Public Safety have confirmed several key breakthroughs:
- 🧠 Shooter’s Movements Tracked: Investigators traced the suspect’s path from arriving near campus at 11:52 a.m., moving through stairwells, and reaching a rooftop shooting location. After firing a single shot that struck Kirk in the neck, the shooter fled across the roof, jumped off the building, and escaped into a nearby neighborhood
- 🔍 Weapon Recovered: A high-powered bolt-action rifle believed to be the murder weapon was found in a wooded area along the suspect’s escape route. The FBI is analyzing the firearm for forensic evidence
- 📹 Video and Physical Evidence: Authorities have obtained clear video footage of the suspect, described as “college-aged” and able to blend in with the student population. Additional evidence includes a palm print, footwear impression, and forearm imprint
- 🚨 Suspect Still at Large: Despite detaining two individuals for questioning, neither was confirmed as the shooter. The FBI has launched a digital tip line and continues to receive leads from the public
The investigation remains active and intense, with federal and state agencies deploying full resources to locate the suspect. Kirk’s death has sparked widespread mourning, with tributes pouring in from political allies and supporters across the country.
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