Kirk's killer lived with a trans person who hated conservatives and Christians.

The murderer of right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk, Tyler Robinson, lived with a transgender boyfriend with whom he shared feelings of hatred toward conservative ideals and Christian values. This information was revealed by sources within the inner circle of Lance Twiggs, the young man who identified as a woman and was the partner of the left-wing terrorist.

The outlet Wisconsin Right Now contacted two of Twiggs's relatives by phone a few hours ago. Although the first family member refused to comment on the incident, the second provided additional details about the case and confirmed the relationship between Twiggs and the shooter.

To begin with, the family member stated that Twiggs hated people with conservative ideals and Christian values. The relative also confirmed that Twiggs was transitioning from male to female. "I know he was trying to take different medications," the family member added.

Robinson's boyfriend "was full of hatred"

This relative confessed that he didn't want Twiggs near him or his family due to the transgender person's strong temper. He stated that he had heard from other family members that Twiggs had "wished horrible things on people," which led him to conclude that he "was full of evil and hatred."

When the family member was asked how he knew that Robinson was supposedly Lance Twiggs's boyfriend, he replied: "Lance revealed that. Not to me directly. He wanted to have lunch with other family members to introduce his boyfriend." The relative doesn't know how long Robinson was the transgender person's partner and denies having met him in person.

"We feel collectively as a family, we feel very sad. We're all very devastated that this happened to Charlie Kirk," said the interviewee, who stated that Twiggs's family shares conservative and Christian values and that the young man had distanced himself from them.

Investigators are trying to determine whether Twiggs and Robinson planned Kirk's murder together, not ruling out the involvement of other accomplices. In fact, the New York Post reported today that neighbors saw several people acting suspiciously entering and leaving the apartment of Robinson and his roommate two weeks ago.