DEVELOPING: FBI Chief Confirms DNA Evidence Links Charlie Kirk Suspect to Crime Scene

BREAKING: FBI Confirms DNA Evidence Links Charlie Kirk Suspect to Crime Scene The FBI has confirmed that DNA evidence links Tyler Robinson, the suspect in custody, to the crime scene where right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk was killed on Wednesday at Utah Valley University. The DNA match was found on a towel wrapped around the suspected gun used in the shooting and on a screwdriver discovered on the roof. According to FBI Director Kash Patel, the DNA evidence is "positively processed" for Robinson, who was arrested over the death of 26-year-old Kirk. A formal charge is expected this week. The investigation has revealed that a bolt-action rifle was recovered near the shooting scene, and a screwdriver was found on the roof from where the fatal shot was fired. Patel also referenced a note discovered at the suspect's home, which vowed to "take out" Kirk. However, it's unclear if the note was written before or after the shooting. The motive behind the killing remains unknown, but authorities are working to determine what drove Robinson to commit such a crime. The FBI has been facing scrutiny over its handling of the case, and this latest development is expected to shed more light on the investigation. This is a developing story, with updates to come as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*