The investigation into the shocking assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk continues to deepen, as federal authorities now say they are examining the possibility of accomplices beyond the primary suspect. The FBI has made it clear that the September 10 shooting may not have been the act of a lone gunman.

At present, one suspect remains in custody in connection with the killing. But law enforcement sources and officials now suggest that others may have played supporting roles—whether through financial backing, logistics, or insider knowledge that made the attack possible. Investigators are poring over digital evidence, financial records, and travel histories tied to the suspect to determine whether a broader conspiracy was involved.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino addressed the matter during an appearance on America’s Newsroom, where he emphasized the bureau’s commitment to following every lead. “If this was a larger effort—if there was any aiding and abetting, whether financial support, logistical help, or simply someone who knew the specifics of it and failed to report—we’re looking into that,” he told host Bill Hemmer. He added that “there’s not going to be a stone left unturned,” signaling the probe’s widening scope.

To date, investigators are examining communications records, banking and transaction logs, and travel data related to the suspect—and to people close to him—to look for any signs of coordination or assistance. The question: Did someone help plan, finance, or enable this attack? If so, those individuals could face serious charges as well.

The assassination itself sent shockwaves through the political world, not only because of Kirk’s high profile, but also because of the boldness of the act—taking place during a public event before an audience. Given that, many observers see the search for accomplices as a crucial step toward understanding how the attack was executed and whether it was orchestrated with broader intent.

For Kirk’s supporters and his family, the investigation offers hope that full accountability will be achieved. Federal officials continue to assure the public that no credible lead will be ignored, and that justice will be pursued at all levels.