The authorities in Utah are investigating the death of Charlie Kirk, considered a "political assassination," without evidence of involvement from a second person.

Utah Governor Cox stated that there is no evidence to suggest the involvement of a second person in the incident that led to Charlie Kirk's death. The investigation continues, and authorities have detained a person of interest for questioning. Commissioner Beau Mason mentioned that the investigation is based on footage from surveillance cameras, which have limited quality, and that the suspect, dressed in dark clothing, may have fired from a distance, possibly from a rooftop. Kirk's death has been classified by the governor as a "political assassination," marking a tragic day for the nation.