A detailed account of the first arrest connected to the Charlie Kirk assassination attempt.
The Democrats’ latest attempt to undermine FBI Director Kash Patel has blown up in their faces, revealing once again how quickly they rush to political judgment without understanding the facts. Their accusations that Patel botched the investigation into Charlie Kirk’s assassination because authorities initially had the wrong man in custody shows exactly the kind of knee-jerk partisanship we’ve come to expect from the left.
What actually happened tells a completely different story, one that showcases both the complexity of the investigation and the effectiveness of Patel’s leadership.
We all remember the footage of an elderly man being arrested, feeling relief that he was caught, then anger when we learned he wasn’t the actual shooter. It turns out that 71-year-old George Zinn was deliberately trying to help the real assassin escape.
According to a report from NewsNation, when shots rang out at Utah Valley University, chaos erupted as Zinn immediately began shouting « I shot him, now shoot me », in what appeared to be a confession. Officers responded appropriately by taking him into custody, but this wasn’t a case of investigative bungling, as Democrats would have you believe.
