FBI Releases new Images, Video in Charlie Kerk Murder Investigation; $100,000 reward Offered
OREM, UTAH – Authorities in Utah have released four new photographs of the primary suspect in the murder of 31-year-old activist Charlie Kerk, who was shot and killed while speaking at an event at Utah Valley University. The suspect’s identity remains unknown.
The newly released images, similar to previously circulated photos, depict a young man wearing a jockey cap and dark sunglasses, obscuring his facial features. However, investigators say the suspect’s clothing, shoes, and backpack are clearly visible and may aid in identification.
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Alongside the photos, a video has also been released showing the suspect fleeing the scene immediately after the fatal shooting.
Despite reports suggesting a potential identification, law enforcement officials have confirmed that no arrest warrant has been issued at this time. The FBI is offering a ample reward of $100,000 for facts leading to the suspect’s arrest and conviction.
Kerk was targeted while delivering remarks at Utah Valley University when the suspect opened fire from a nearby rooftop. According to preliminary investigations, the gunman climbed onto the roof shortly before noon and fired a single shot, striking kerk before escaping into a surrounding neighborhood.
Investigators have recovered the weapon used
