US EditionCharlie Kirk Assassination Investigation Widens to Probe Whether Pro-Trans, Online Groups Knew in Advance
- Federal authorities are investigating whether pro-trans online groups knew about the assassination plot against Charlie Kirk ahead of time, according to law enforcement sources.
- Tyler Robinson has been identified as the alleged shooter, and social media activity is raising suspicions about prior knowledge of the attack.
- Utah Governor Spencer Cox mentioned that Robinson's relationship with a transitioning partner could be a motive, and noted that Robinson had been 'deeply indoctrinated' with leftist ideology.
- The FBI is currently looking into digital communications linked to Robinson to determine if others were aware of the assassination plan beforehand.
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Investigators check if leftist groups knew about the assassination of Trump activist Charlie Kirk.
Following the assassination attempt on the ultra-right US activist Charlie Kirk, his supporters are hunting down critical commentators on the Internet.
BREAKING: Investigation into Charlie Kirk Assassination Attempt Widens to Probe Radical Pro-Trans Online Groups, Including on Steam
The investigation into the attempted assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has expanded to scrutinize pro-trans online communities, including the Steam group that The Gateway Pundit reported on early Sunday morning, to determine if others were aware of or involved with the plan to kill the conservative icon.
Charlie Kirk assassination investigation widens to probe whether pro-trans, online groups knew in advance
The feds have widened their investigation into the assassination of Charlie Kirk to probe whether pro-trans, online groups and others connected with Tyler Robinson knew in advance about the plan to kill the MAGA influencer, The Post has learned.
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