FBI SCRUTINIZES LARGER NETWORK IN KIRK KILLING

All hands on deck as probe widens into suspect's circle

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An “extended network” could have helped alleged shooter Tyler Robinson carry out the assassination of conservative icon Charlie Kirk, according to the FBI.

Pro-trans online groups, sexualized animal-obsessed “furries,” people providing financial help and others may have “aided and abetted” 22-year-old Robinson, authorities say.

FBI Director Kash Patel revealed the agency is “dedicating every asset” to reaching out to “anyone he [Robinson] contacted, called and texted and messaged and had chats online [on] social media platforms with.”

Robinson — who's been charged with several counts, including aggravated murder, and is facing the death penalty — dropped “multiple warning signs” that he was plotting to kill Kirk — a 31-year-old father of two and Turning Point USA founder at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10, added FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino.

Law enforcement reportedly is probing several groups, including the online gaming community Steam, as well as a pro-trans organization called Armed Queers SLC, which took down its Instagram after Kirk was killed.

The logo for Armed Queers SLC, a far-left group, features two high-powered rifle rounds similar to the one that struck Kirk — and it's believed Robinson was recently radicalized by far-left politics, according to insiders.