Trump supporters shot: Kirk-Antatt: So far “not cooperated” has “not cooperated”

The suspect in the event of a fatal shot on the Trump supporter Charlie Kirk is not cooperative in the investigation according to Utah. “The suspect has not yet cooperated,” said Governor Spencer Cox in the TV show “Meet the Press” at NBC News. Meanwhile, the preparations for a large public commemoration hour for the right -wing conservative activist Kirk are running next Sunday.

New details: “Left ideology”

The suspect – according to the media, is Tyler Robinson 22 years old – come from a conservative family, but his “ideology” soft. “There was clearly a left -wing ideology with this assassin,” said the governor. Shortly after Kirk’s death, US President Donald Trump had already criticized “radical left”.

Cox continued on the TV show that information from the family and environment of the alleged shooter is given. The governor mentioned a person who was the roommate of the suspect – Cox described them as a “friend” (boyfriend), who is currently being transformed “by a man to a woman”. The person worked with the authorities, was “shocked” and knew nothing.

Governor: Sagittarius stayed in “dark places” on the Internet

The suspect was on the Internet in “dark places” and spent a lot of time with gaming, said the Republican Cox. When asked by the moderator whether he believes that social media could have played a direct role in this assassination, the governor said: “I believe that social media have played a direct role in every single attack and attempt to assassinate in the past five or six years.”

Memorial lesson in Sportstadion

The organization Turning Point USA, founded by Kirk, is planning a memorial lesson next Sunday (September 21) in a sports stadium at Phoenix in the US state of Arizona, as the organization on its website “made a legacy-in memory of Charlie Kirk”. The stadium has more than 60,000 seats.

It is not yet known whether representatives of the US government will also participate. So far, there is also no information on the funeral itself. US President Trump had prospect of wanting to get there. In the coming week, the President will first travel to London for several days.

Flowers and letters at the crime scene

Already this weekend mourners came to the scene and laid down flowers and letters. The right-wing conservative activist and er Kirk (31) was shot in the US state of Utah on Wednesday when he spoke as a guest speaker on a university site. A young man is suspicious. The state assumes that it was a “political attack”. Trump and the state have already spoken out for the death penalty.

Kirk was an influential representative of the Trump movement “Make America Great Again” (Maga) and supported today’s president in his election campaign.

New findings in the next few days

At the beginning of the week, it is expected that further details about the allegations become known. The state of Utah announced the development of documents on Friday so that indictment can be raised. In the next few days, FBI boss Kash Patel will also be a member of a legal committee in the congress in Washington – there will certainly be talk about investigative processes.

According to official information from the suspect’s family, the crucial tip for the arrest came. A family member turned to a family friend. The latter passed on the information to the office of a sheriff that the suspect had stood or indicated that he had committed the crime. The TV broadcaster CNN, citing investigators, reported that the suspect’s father claims to have identified his son on search photos.

Consequences for negative statements about Kirk

Meanwhile, more and more cases of professional consequences are becoming known for people who are said to have commented on Kirk negatively. US media reported on a case of a dismissed employee of an office article chain who is said to have refused to print flyers for a vigil for the shot Kirk.

The Republican governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, made investigations by the educational authority there against teachers and employees on the platform X who are said to have posted inappropriate content on social media.

The US State Department had also threatened foreigners with consequences for days, if they should justify violence on the Internet. Vice Foreign Minister Christopher Landau had written on the platform X – without naming Kirk’s names – that he was outraged that some on social media justified or played down the crime. Landau continued to write consular representatives to take measures, without naming details. The Vice Foreign Minister called in his post to report comments from foreigners so that the Foreign Ministry can “protect the American people”. He did not provide examples or evidence of alleged actions by foreigners.