President Donald Trump said on Friday morning that a suspect is in custody for the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
The suspect, who has not been named, was turned into police by his father after authorities shared images of the shooter, Trump said on Fox News.
The manhunt for Charlie Kirk's assassin was on its third day after the FBI and Utah officials admitted they don't know who the suspect's identity.
Utah's Governor Spencer Cox pleaded with the public to help find the person who shot the 31-year-old conservative commentator dead while he spoke to students at Utah Valley University on Wednesday.
During a news conference Thursday with FBI Director Kash Patel, authorities showed a video of a person being sought in connection with the killing racing across the roof of the building where the shot was fired, dropping down to the ground and fleeing into the woods, from where investigators have found a high-powered rifle.
The FBI is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Kirk's killer, who they believe to be a man of college age.
President Donald Trump said on Fox News there is a suspect in custody in the Charlie Kirk assassination probe.
'I think we have him,' the president said on Friday morning, adding the suspect's father turned him.
The Daily Mail has released the first episode of a bombshell podcast series unraveling the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk.
The podcast, which is available on all podcast platforms and YouTube, will delve into the shooting at Utah Valley University on Wednesday that has stunned the nation.
Across this series, we'll piece together what happened on the day Kirk was gunned down, track the investigation as it unfolds, and examine the forces that led to such an act of violence.
The wife of Charlie Kirk shared a haunting post to her X profile just hours before he was assassinated.
In a post to her account Erika Kirk, nee Frantzve, shared a Bible reference from Psalm 46:1 saying: ‘God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.’
Kirk, a conservative political activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA, was gunned down on Wednesday while speaking at a university event in Utah.
Kirk, a conservative political activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA was gunned down on Wednesday while speaking at a university event in Utah.
Dave Portnoy believes the divisiveness of Donald Trump played a huge role in the death of Charlie Kirk, after he fumed over the 'insane' rhetoric of America's left wing that led to his assassination.
Portnoy, an outspoken political commentator himself, talked about the devastating events in Utah during an appearance on Barstool Sports' The Unnamed Show podcast.
And as well as branding the rhetoric of the left 'insane', the Barstool founder and president explained why he believes Trump's polarizing nature contributed to Kirk's death.
A palm print, a shoe impression, and a high-powered rifle found in a wooded area are among the clues authorities have highlighted in their investigation.
Law enforcement agents pleaded for the public's help to find the person who assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk before dropping from a Utah university campus roof and vanishing.
More than 7,000 leads and tips have poured in. The search continued early Friday nearly two days after the deadly shooting.
As the manhunt stretched on, the FBI and other law enforcement bodies appear to be making slow progress in tracking the assailant down.
Meanwhile, no official suggestion has been made about the motive.
Newly-released surveillance footage shows the suspect in Charlie Kirk's assassination running across the roof of a building on campus.
Once he reaches the edge, the suspect climbs down and jumps onto the ground.
Authorities are now asking the public to be on the lookout for the suspect, noting he had a distinctive t-shirt and a baseball cap with a triangle on it.
'We cannot do our job without the public's help right now,' Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said at a news conference Thursday night, adding that authorities have already received over 7,000 tips and have conducted more than 200 interviews.