Iran Link Claimed in Charlie Kirk's Murder

0:00On April 3rd, a former top counterterrorism official under President Trump, Joe Kent, is dropping a bombshell claim that Iran orchestrated the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The 31-year-old was gunned down on September 10th at Utah Valley University, and the main suspect, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, faces. Capital murder charges that could mean the death penalty. Kent says before he left his post on March 18th, his team was probing possible foreign involvement, but the FBI shut it down, insisting Robinson, acted alone. He argues the public and brutal nature of the killing demands a deeper look beyond a lone gunman story. Insiders push back hard, saying Kent walked into meeting speculating about Iran with zero evidence to back it up. Private investigator Jason Jensen notes Kirk's pro-Israel stance in fame made him a likely target for groups like Iran, but it's too soon to say if. Robinson had handlers. This week, Robinson's defense hit the case with a filing saying that ATF couldn't link the autopsy bullet

1:05to his rifle, calling it potential. Ex-Sculptory Evidence. The FBI is running more tests on bullets and casings, but nothing's finalized yet. A former FBI agent warns the mangled bullet fragment isn't the full picture-shell casings will tell the real tale. As this drama unfolds, questions linger on foreign ties and solid proof, keeping everyone watching close for the next twist in Kirk's tragic end. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's