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The Wall Street Journal reported today that the ammunition cartridges found next to the bolt-action rifle used in the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk contained handwritten messages with transgender and anti-fascist references. This detail, revealed as part of the investigation, adds a new dimension to a crime that had already generated a broad national debate around political violence and polarization in the United States.

According to sources cited by the newspaper, authorities found inscriptions on several of the cartridges, with phrases expressing slogans related to progressive movements and those opposed to fascism. Although the full messages have not been revealed, federal and state investigators believe this evidence could offer clues to the attacker's motivations.

The FBI, which is leading the investigation in conjunction with state and local police, stated that it has not ruled out the possibility of an ideological motive behind the attack. “Every piece of evidence is being analyzed to understand the context and motivations behind this violent act,” said an agency spokesperson.

The discovery of munitions with political messages has intensified national reactions. Conservative leaders denounced the incident as a clear sign of hatred directed against the political movement Kirk represented. Donald Trump, a close ally of the slain activist, wrote on his social media account: “This was a political hate crime. The nation must wake up.”