The investigation into the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk is widening, as federal authorities now examine the possibility of accomplices. While one suspect is in custody, the FBI has made it clear that the September 10 shooting may not have been carried out by a lone gunman.

In public statements, FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino said investigators are probing whether the attacker had financial backing, logistical support, or inside knowledge that allowed the assassination to happen. “If this was a larger effort … whether financial support, logistical help … we’re looking into that,” he told Fox News. “There’s not going to be a stone left unturned.”

To uncover the full network behind the attack, agents are analyzing digital communications, financial records, and travel data connected to the suspect. The focus is now on proving whether the killing was part of a broader conspiracy.

Kirk’s death stunned the nation—not just because of his prominence but because the murder occurred in a public setting. For his supporters and loved ones, the possibility of multiple perpetrators is deeply alarming. Federal officials have repeatedly reassured the public that all leads will be pursued, and full accountability is their priority.