FBI Director Kash Patel provided fresh insights on Monday regarding the legal case against Tyler Robinson, who is accused of the murder of Charlie Kirk on September 10.

Patel and Attorney General Pam Bondi appeared on “Hannity” with the FBI director first outlining evidence investigators are piecing together.

Patel, in a conversation with Sean Hannity, remarked, “We are set to interview numerous individuals, not just involved in Discord chats, but across all communications linked to this suspect.”

Patel confirmed that investigators had confiscated electronics from the suspect’s Utah home and that of his alleged partner. 

Bondi also weighed in on the pursuit of justice against the suspect accused of murdering Kirk.

Bondi explained that state prosecutors in Utah have jurisdiction over the suspect. 

Bondi mentioned, “The indictment is expected to occur tomorrow or sometime this week, charging him with first-degree murder,” indicating that formal charges are on the horizon.

Bondi also addressed speculation over whether the suspect could face the death penalty, a possibility under Utah law. 

She added during Hannity’s broadcast, “Although it’s currently premature to state legally, the governor has signaled intentions to pursue the death penalty, which remains a viable option in Utah, and the firing squad is still sanctioned here.”