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    Charlie Kirk Posted a Haunting Final Message Minutes Before His Death

    Kelly WhitewoodBy 2 Mins Read

    Manhunt Underway After Shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University

    Utah — Police have launched an urgent manhunt after conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, 31, was shot during a campus event at Utah Valley University (UVU) on Wednesday, triggering panic among students and staff. Kirk was struck once in the neck shortly after beginning a Q&A session; he was transported to a local hospital and later pronounced dead, according to multiple outlets. CBS News+1

    Videos posted online within minutes showed the moment a shot rang out and Kirk collapsed as attendees screamed and scrambled for cover. Authorities urged the public not to spread unverified clips while investigators work to establish a full timeline. Reuters

    What police say so far

    Investigators believe the single shot was fired from the Losee Center area, roughly 200 yards from the outdoor courtyard where the event was held. Federal agents from the FBI and ATF are assisting local and state authorities. UVU suspended operations amid the active investigation. People.com

    Custody status: Early on, at least one older male was detained near the scene; he was later released after questioning. As of the latest updates, the suspect remains at large and a multi-agency manhunt is underway. Officials have not announced a motive. Reuters+2KSL+2

    Reaction

    Leaders across the political spectrum condemned the attack and expressed condolences. Utah Gov. Spencer Cox called the shooting a “political assassination,” and national figures urged calm while praising first responders. ABC News

    Editor’s note on video

    Some clips circulating show an elderly man being arrested near the venue. Police later said individuals detained for questioning were released and no suspect is in custody at this time. Treat any such footage as unconfirmed context unless authorities link the person to the shooting. KSL+1

    What’s next

    Authorities are asking anyone with photos, video, or tips from the UVU event or surrounding buildings to contact investigators. We’ll update this story as police release verified details on the suspect description, weapon, and motive.

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