A shocking new twist has emerged in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, as a seasoned photographer claims he has pinpointed the secret location where accused killer Tyler Robinson may have hidden out in the hours after the attack.
The discovery, first revealed by Jeffrey Allred, a 62-year-old Pulitzer Prize-nominated photojournalist, adds another chilling layer to the already disturbing story. Allred told the Daily Mail that retracing Robinson’s escape route gave him insight into how the 22-year-old suspect managed to slip away from the rooftop sniper’s perch and evade authorities for nearly two days before surrendering.
Allred described the crime itself as unlike anything he has witnessed in decades of covering violent events. Robinson, who later turned himself in, carried out what Allred called an “intense and jarring” act of violence.
The Rooftop Escape
According to Allred, the alleged shooter had a clear plan. From a rooftop vantage point at Utah Valley University, Robinson fired the fatal round that struck Kirk in the neck. As chaos erupted below, security footage captured the suspect leaping from the roof and disappearing into panicked crowds.
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