Charlie Kirk suspect linked to crime scene by DNA, says FBI chief

The FBI director said on Monday that the DNA is on a towel wrapped around the suspected rifle used to kill Charlie Kirk, the suspect has been identical to the reservation.

Tyler Robinson, 22, was arrested due to the death of the right -wing influencer at an event at the University of Utah Valley on Wednesday. A rifle of screws was recovered near the shooting, and the screwdriver was found on the surface where the deadly fire was fired.

“I can report today that the DNA strikes from the towel that was wrapped around the firearm and the DNA is treated positively for the suspects of the suspect,” Cash Patel told the Fox and friends.

An official charge is expected this week. The motivation has not yet been determined.

The FBI director also indicated a note that was discovered at the suspect’s house, which pledged “Take Out” Kirk.

“It is mainly” he says … “I have the opportunity to take out Charlie Kerk, and I will take it this note, I wrote before the shooting.”

He added: “Although it was destroyed, we have found criminal evidence on the memo.”

According to the BBC’s prisoner reservation paper, Robinson is accused of strict killing, obstruction of justice, and a firearm felony.

This penetration comes after the governor of Utah State, Spencer Cox, said on Sunday that Robinson – who was persuaded to surrender by his father – was refusing to cooperate with the investigators and did not confess to carrying out the shooting.

Cox added that the room colleague and partner in Robinson, who is believed to be transgender, was helping the investigation.

Vice Vice President JD Vance announced that he will host Monday’s episode of Podcast Kirk in honor of his friend and Trump ally for a long time.

Kirk grew up to national importance as a polarized figure in the United States after helping to find Turning Point Usa, a political group of right -wing youth, and used his fans via the Internet to build support for controversial conversation points often.

The two father was participating in the American return tour, where he visited many universities campus throughout the United States to discuss university students when he was shot.

Patel was severely criticized for his actions in the wake of the shooting directly, including the announcement of the arrest of the suspect a few hours after the shooting. Two hours later, he confirmed that this person had been released.

On Monday, Fox News said: “Was I could formulate it a little better at the heat of the moment? Certainly, but do I regret it?”

Patel is expected to face questions in a hearing in Congress on Tuesday.