The FBI director Patel reveals new evidence in the Charlie Kerk assassination case

Director of the FBI Cash Patel New details participated on Monday night about the trial of Tyler Robinson, the man accused of the assassination of Charlie Kirk on September 10.

Patel and Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi He appeared on “Hannity” with the FBI director first identifying evidence together.

“We will conduct interviews with dozens of people, not only on these chats about the dispute, but any contacts were this individual,” said Patel Hante Hanity.

Patel confirmed that the investigators had confiscated the electronics from the suspect Utah Home and his alleged partner.

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“We have seized many electronic devices from the suspect’s home and his romantic partner. We have computers, we have laptops, gaming and mobile systems,” Pateel explained.

“Evidence and information will appear. I will not manufacture evidence, but I will say what was found regarding information is the exchange of text messages as the suspect mentioned, specifically that he had the opportunity to remove Charlie Kerk, and he was doing it.”

When you press the suspect’s motive, Patel noticed the words attributed to him: “When asked about the reason, he said that some hatred cannot be negotiated.”

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Bondi also created the pursuit of justice against the suspect accused Kirk killed.

Bondi explained that the prosecutors in Utah state have a specialty on the suspect.

“They will likely accuse tomorrow or this week, and they will accuse him of first -class killing,” Bondi said, indicating that official charges may be imminent.

Bondi also addressed speculation about whether the suspect might face the death penalty, a possibility under Utah State Law.

“It is too early now, legally to say, but I think the ruler said they want to request the death penalty, which is very real in Utah, and they still have a shooting squad in Utah.”

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Bondi also confirmed that federal prosecutors are reviewing the case for potential charges at the national level. “After that, we, as two federal years, will be looking to see if we have federal charges as well,” she explained.

“Of course, if we do so, we will also be accused and work alongside the state to ensure that this terrible person faces the maximum law.”