Charlie Kirk who shoots suspected is said to be engraved anti -fascist messages in bullets, says Utah Gov.

The man suspected of deadly shooting Charlie Kirk Allegedly engraved anti -fascist messages in the bullet cover before opening fire on the right commentator.

No inscriptions referred to transgender people, as opposed to an early, incorrect legislative ball.

Tyler Robinson, 22, was arrested on September 11 and is accused of killing Kirk, 31, when he spoke at a Turning Point USA event on campus at Utah Valley University the day before.

Robinson was arrested after a 33-hour manhunt, after he is claimed, or suggested a confession, for a family member. The family member then contacted a family friend, who informed the sheriff’s office, says officials. Earlier Friday, President Donald Trump said a minister had been in contact with the suspected father before the suspect was submitted.

Robinson has been booked into the Utah County prison, said Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, although not clear if he has been accused.

A motive is still unclear, but officials revealed additional information that could provide insight into what led to the deadly shooting.

At a press conference on Friday morning, Cox said that an inscription found on the ball concert that was shot at Kirk read “Messages, bulges, Owo, what is this?”

Devices on unused Höljen, found with .30-06 Mauser rifle discovered in the forest near the university, read “Hey fascist, catch” followed by an arrow, right arrow and three down arrows.

“I think it speaks for itself,” Cox said when asked about motives, referring to the casing with the anti -fascist inscription.

Another read “O Bella Ciao, Bella Bella Ciao, Ciao Ciao” -A a possible reference to a Second World War -Italian anti -fascist folk song.

Another engraving reading “If you read this you are gay lmao,” Cox said.

The suspect is believed to have shot from the roof of a building 200 meters from the event. Surveillance films released by the authorities showed that a man then fled from the stage and jumped down from the roof before fled into a nearby neighborhood.

Cox also recently claimed Robinson with family members at a dinner that Kirk would come to UVU and discussed their dislike against him. Robinson’s roommate also showed the authorities a joke from a discord account associated with him who said “I have to pick up a rifle from a droppoint.”

COX has later added authorities that have no information that can lead to further arrests.