The manhunt to identify the performer of conservative political activist, Charlie Kerk, continues after his deadly shooting during an event at Utah Valley University. Federal researchers announced that They have recovered a powerful rifle from a wooded area where the perpetrator had escaped, and have managed to watch the suspect’s moves before and after the attack.

“We have a clean video of the perpetrator and we know how he got to the point and how he escaped,” his spokesman said Fbi During the latest update on the murder of Trump’s far -right supporter, Charlie Kerk.

FBI announced that The perpetrator arrived at Campus just before Wednesday noonmoved to roofs to get to the point where he shot and then escaped through the neighborhood, among the world, taking advantage of the panic.

As the FBI spokesman said, the weapon used by the perpetrator to kill Charlie Kerk seems to have been found, but the results are expected from special laboratories.

In particular, federal researchers recovered a powerful rifle with manual shutterwhich was found in a wooded area, where the perpetrator had escaped, said special agent Robert Bolls. He explained that the perpetrator is not hiding in the woods where the gun was found.

“We went through those forests thoroughly and insured them,” Bolls said at a press conference. “As for the community, I can tell you that it was targeted energy. We do not believe that the community is at risk. However, we are exhausted every available means to identify it – and we will do it. “

The perpetrator appears to be a student and “integrated well” in the university campusJuta’s public security commissioner, Bo Mason, told reporters. Researchers also believe that the suspect is a man.

In addition to the rifle believed to have been used in the assassination of Charlie Kerk on Wednesday, authorities have also collected a footprint, palm footprint and traces from the bottom of the hand, which will be analyzed, Bols said. “All information is fully explored,” he noted, adding that “until this morning, we have received more than 130 reports.”