Hunt for shooter expands as nation mourns loss of iconic voice of conservatism
“Antifascist” and “transgender” messages were found written on bullets in a gun discovered nearby after conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated on a Utah school campus.
FBI agents said they found an older .30 caliber hunting rifle in the woods near the scene of the shooting at Utah Valley University on Wednesday.
And three unspent rounds were found in the rifle’s magazine.
“All allegedly engraved with transgender and antifascist messages,” according to a report at AOL.
Kirk was speaking at a free speech event when he was struck in the neck by a bullet. He collapsed immediately and was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Robert Bohls, FBI agent, revealed the assassin jumped down from the roof of a building directly across from the rally and fled into the woods after gunning down the influencer.
Separate confirmation of the bullets “engraved with transgender and antifascist ideology” also came from RadarOnline.com.
That’s significant has there have been several mass shootings inflicted by transgender ideology advocates in recent weeks and months.
