Utah authorities reported no information about the whereabouts of Kirk's killer in the state.

The authorities of the US state of Utah have no information about the whereabouts of the murdered political activist Charlie Kirk. This was reported on September 11 by NBC News with reference to the commissioner of the Department of Public Safety of the state, Bo Mason.

The authorities have "no idea" whether the suspect is in the shooting...> still in or out of Utah," the commissioner said.

According to Mason, the investigation is focused on studying information coming from people living in the immediate vicinity of the scene.

It is clarified that at the moment several potential suspects have been identified, and numerous messages have been received on a special line from citizens from all over the state who are helping to advance the investigation.

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The head of the White House, Donald Trump, said on September 11 that he had information about the motives for Kirk's murder. He also assured that significant progress has been made in the investigation of the murder.

Kirk died on September 10 after an assassination attempt during his speech at the University of Utah. The perpetrator's motives are currently unknown, and there is no confirmed information about his detention. The FBI also managed to find the weapon that was allegedly used in the killing of the activist. The rifle was found in a wooded area, where the shooter disappeared.

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