Charlie Kirk shooter photos released showing gunman wearing star and stripes eagle shirt as FBI asks public help in identifying shooter

The FBI released pictures of a person of interest in the Charlie Kirk assassination, asking the public for assistance in identifying the assailant. 

provided photographs depict a 'person of interest' dressed entirely in black, with a cap and sunglasses, similar to a previously provided description of a college-aged person dressed in black. The unidentified man is also seen sporting a star and stripes eagle shirt.

Federal agents said earlier that they found a high-powered rifle in the woods after Kirk was shot dead at Utah Valley University – but admitted they still have not identified the killer.

The bullet used to kill Kirk was described as having etchings of transgender and & anti fascist ideations. Another three unspent rounds were discovered in the magazine, all of which contained wording on them the FBI said.

The manhunt for Charlie Kirk’s assassin entered its second day Thursday after the conservative firebrand, 31, was gunned down as he addressed students at the Utah Value University.

A bullet struck Kirk in the neck, sending the crowd into panic. Despite frantic efforts from staff and security to save him, he died at the scene.

Videos released in the aftermath of Kirk’s death, which was confirmed a few hours after the shooting yesterday, captured someone on the roof of a building close to where the talk was taking place at the university campus.

Two men were briefly taken into custody after the shooting, but investigators later confirmed they were not suspects and released them.