The recent fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, has sparked national attention and an ongoing investigation by the FBI. Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, was shot during his “American Comeback Tour” campus event in what authorities described as a long-range, single-shot “sniper-style” attack.
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Among the individuals widely discussed online is Skye Valadez, a transgender musician and artist from Ogden, Utah, though authorities have not officially named her a suspect. Valadez, who uses she/her pronouns, is in her early 20s and maintains an active online presence, sharing personal content and music on platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest.
Valadez is known in underground music circles for provocative work, including politically charged songs with titles such as Charlie Kirk Dead at 31 and Charlie Kirk’s Death Isn’t Enough for Me. Critics argue that her music glorifies violence against conservative figures, while supporters describe it as radical underground protest art.
Speculation connecting Valadez to the shooting has circulated online due to the timing of her songs, proximity to the university, and thematic content. However, law enforcement has emphasized that no formal charges have been filed against her. The FBI continues to seek public assistance in identifying the person of interest.
The case has sparked widespread discussion about the boundaries between artistic expression, political commentary, and potential criminal activity. Authorities are urging the public to rely on verified information and avoid online speculation, which can hinder the investigation and unfairly target individuals.
The investigation into Charlie Kirk’s death remains active, with officials promising updates as more information becomes available.