A disturbing development has emerged in the case of Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin, Tyler Robinson, as neighbors revealed unusual activity at his residence prior to the shooting. According to a local resident, suspicious individuals with out-of-state license plates were seen arriving and departing from Robinson’s home approximately two weeks before the assassination. The neighbor described the visitors as “not giving off a good vibe,” adding to the growing intrigue surrounding the incident.

The New York Post reported that Robinson, 23, shared a $1,800-per-month townhouse in Utah with his roommate, Lance Twiggs, 22. Public records confirm Twiggs lived at the same address, though details about their relationship remain unclear. A family member of Twiggs confirmed they were roommates but declined to elaborate on personal matters, including rumors of a romantic connection or Twiggs’ gender identity.

The FBI has not ruled out the possibility of co-conspirators in Kirk’s murder, with an official stating the investigation is “just beginning” and emphasizing that “an enormous amount of evidence has been seized.” Meanwhile, a social media post linked to Twiggs—specifically a user named churbum75m who commented “WE FCKING DID IT” following news of Kirk’s death—has raised further questions.

The timing of the shooting also draws scrutiny: Kirk was killed moments after addressing transgender mass shooters during a college speaking event. Investigators are now examining whether the attack was premeditated, with unanswered questions about how Robinson could have heard the question from 200 yards away and the role of a figure making hand gestures behind Kirk.

The FBI has vowed to uncover all details, including any potential links to radicalized groups or efforts to erase digital evidence. However, no conclusive connections have been established yet.