FBI Expands Probe into Charlie Kirk Assassination, Eyes Possible Accomplices

The investigation into the shocking September 10 assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has entered a broader phase, with federal authorities now focusing on the possibility that the shooter did not act alone.

While one suspect remains in custody, new developments suggest the killer may have received support before carrying out the attack. The FBI is now exploring whether there were individuals who provided financial aid, logistical planning, or insider information that enabled the public assassination.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino addressed the growing scope of the investigation during an appearance on Fox News’ America’s Newsroom. Speaking with host Bill Hemmer, Bongino emphasized the agency’s commitment to uncovering every detail.

“If this was a larger effort, if there was any aiding and abetting—whether financial support, logistical help, or simply someone who knew the specifics of it and failed to report—we’re looking into that,” Bongino said. “There’s not going to be a stone left unturned.”

Agents are currently analyzing a range of evidence, including digital communications, financial records, and travel data tied to the suspect. Their goal is to determine whether the shooting was part of a coordinated conspiracy.

The killing stunned the nation, not only for its brazenness during a public event, but because of Kirk’s high-profile presence in political activism.

For Kirk’s supporters and loved ones, the widening investigation brings cautious hope that all involved will be brought to justice. Federal authorities continue to assure the public that accountability will be pursued at every level, and no lead will go ignored.