The FBI Shared A Video Thursday Evening (Local Time) of the Murder Suspect of Charlie Kirk, Shortly After He Shot The Conservative Activist. The Footage Shows The Suspect Laying himself from the Roof.
The Video was shown at a press conference in the American State of Utah. The Video is from Shortly After the Assassination Attempt on Kirk, Wednesday Morning on the Campus of Utah Valley University.
The Suspect Runs to the Edge of the Roof in the Footage. There he climbs over the edge, hangs on his arms for a moment and then drops.
The then runs fits a parking lot. The suspect, Whose Identity has not yet leg shared, Fled in the Director of a Wooded Area, Utah Governor Spencer Cox Said at the Press Conference.
Accordance to Cox, the Security Services are collecting “All Necessary Evidence for Prosecution to the Death Penalty”. One piece of evidence is a shoe print in the grass, at the spot where the suspect climbed off the roof.
Authorities Received More than 7,000 tips
The Governor Again Asked for Cooperation from Residents. “Tips We Receive Give US New Leads And Help Us Make Progress In This Investigation,” Cox Said.
So Far, the Security Services Have Received More than 7,000 tips. Previously, a reward or up to 100,000 dollars (85,000 euros) was sacrificed for information leading to the judgment of the suspect.
Cox also warned at the press conference about misinformation about the Murder of Kirk and the Investigation. He claimed that russian and Chinese bots are fueling the disinformation on social media. The Governor Urged the Public to Be Cautious About Sharing That Information.
‘Fatal Shot Did Not Require Specialist Training’
It was not Difficult for the Shooter to Climb onto the Roof of the Building, Said the Commissioner for Public Safety in Utah, Beau Mason, Earlier in the Day. For Example, The Public Building had No Closed Doors.
Mason Told NBC That the Shot Did Not Require Any Special Military Training. The Shooter was Approximately 160 Meters Away from Kirk. That makes it an “Average shot for an avid shooter,” Mason Said. “There are many hunters in Utah. I’m not saying it was an easy shot, but it didn’t necessarily Require expertise.”