Charlie Kirk shooter’s exact POV apparently revealed in chilling new photos that show his sniper’s nest

Chilling new photos appear to show the exact location where a sniper positioned himself on a Utah Valley University rooftop before firing a fatal single shot at conservative icon Charlie Kirk, as the FBI offers a huge reward for the suspect’s capture.

The images depict a gravel-covered rooftop — believed to be the Losee Center on the Orem campus — with five orange evidence flags marking what appear to be indentations, possibly made by the suspect’s body or hand.

The vantage point has a clear line of sight to the white pop-up tent where Kirk was addressing an audience of around 3,000 people at the inaugural stop for his nationwide American Comeback Tour.

The gunman is still on the loose, and an intense multi-agency manhunt is ongoing, with the FBI offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information leading to his identification and arrest.

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The bureau released a pair of surveillance camera photos of a “person of interest” in the shooting, showing a lanky male wearing dark clothing, wrap-around sunglasses and a T-shirt with an eagle and American flag with the text “land of the free, home of the brave.”