FBI Unleashes Hunt for 20+ Online Conspirators in Charlie Kirk’s Assassination

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Sep 17, 2025

FBI Unleashes Hunt for 20+ Online Conspirators in Charlie Kirk’s Assassination - Encounter Today - Blog

FBI Director Kash Patel announced an expanded investigation into the assassination of conservative speaker Charlie Kirk, focusing on individuals who communicated with the suspect, Tyler Robinson, in an online chatroom. At a Senate hearing, Patel confirmed the FBI is examining a Discord server where Robinson allegedly discussed his plans. Senator John Kennedy asked Patel, “So others could have been involved?” Patel responded, “Yes, sir.” :rotating_light:HOLY CRAP! Kash Patel just revealed new information about the investigation into Tyler Robinson! This is another BOMBSHELL!According to Kash, there are "MANY MORE THAN 20" people from Discord [...]

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Tags: Charlie Kirk’s Assassination, FBI, FBI Director Kash Patel, FBI Hunt, Kash Patel, Online Conspirators, Tyler Robinson

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