Charlie Kirk’s body flew to Arizona before funeral

Charlie Kirk The body flew back to Arizona before his funeral He was shot dead Earlier this week at Utah Valley University.

Vice President JD Vance On Thursday, September 11, they led members of the National Guard when they transported Kirk’s coffin to Air Force II at the Roland Wright Air National Guard Base in Salt Lake City.

Vance will join Kirk’s legacy, Erika Frantzve, The couple’s two children, on a flight, returned to the hometown of conservative political commentators for their funeral. The funeral is scheduled to take place next week. President Donald Trump Among those who said they would participate.

Kirk, who founded the American Turn Point, was killed while speaking at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah on Wednesday, September 10. He is 31 years old.

“It is our turning point that the heart is tense of the U.S. leadership team to inform you that Charlie was awarded an eternal reward in heaven with Jesus Christ earlier this afternoon,” a U.S. statement said at the time.

President Trump also reported on Kirk’s death through his truth social platform.

“The great and even legendary Charlie Kirk is dead,” Trump wrote. “No one understands or possesses the hearts of American youth better than Charlie.

The FBI released photos Those believed to be interested were involved in Kirk’s murder Thursday and offered a six-figure reward for any information that could lead to the arrest of the suspect.

“We are seeking public help to identify interested people related to the Utah University Charlie Kirk’s deadly shooting. 1-800-call-fbi,” a post shared via X Read.

The post also encourages witnesses to call the FBI or submit photos and videos via online forms if they have any relevant information to provide.

With the news of Kirk’s sudden death at the university speaking engagement, Many people who are highly anticipated Public reactions, including Marvel stars Chris Pratt and A house full of Candace Cameron Bure.

“We love you, Charlie,” Cameron Bure, 49, wrote via Instagram. “Well done, kind and faithful servant.”

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Tim Allen used his 9/11 commemoration post to honor the death of Charlie Kirk’s family, the conservative political commentator. “In this sadness and [sic] Remember 9-11 a day. I added a dull prayer to Charlie Kirks’ family,” Allen, 72, wrote via X on Thursday, September 11. “It was a very dark moment. “How many are Allen […]

Pratt, 46, wrote through X: “Pray now for Charlie Kirk, for his wife and young children, for our country. We need the grace of God. God helps us.”

Late night talk show host, Jimmy Kimmeldespite his controversial views, he also condemned Kirk’s murder.

“Instead of pointing his angry fingers, can we one day agree that shooting another person is terrible and terrible?” Kimmel, 57, wrote via Instagram. “On behalf of my family, we send love to Kirks and to all the children, parents and innocent people who belong to meaningless victims of gun violence.”