Bullets recovered from the scene of Charlie Kirk’s assassination were engraved with “transgender and antifascist ideology,” a law enforcement source told the Wall Street Journal.
The paper reports that the ammunition was found inside a .30 caliber hunting rifle that was ditched in a wooded area at Utah Valley University. It cited “an internal law enforcement bulletin and a person familiar with the investigation.”
The FBI said Thursday that it believes a bolt-action rifle was left in the woods by Kirk’s killer as they fled through the area.
Officials have not confirmed the Journal’s reporting about engraved casings. Kirk, 31, had been talking to a crowd of hundreds of students about transgender issues and mass shootings at the time he was struck in the neck by a bullet.
This is a developing story that will be updated.
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