The FBI is reportedly investigating at least seven social media accounts that appear to have had prior knowledge of the assassination of civil rights leader Charlie Kirk.

According to The Washington Free Beacon, the posts were deleted days after Kirk was attacked, and several of the accounts were identified as belonging to transgender individuals.

One post referenced the date of the shooting, September 10, more than a month in advance, and at least one account was following the transgender partner of the suspect, Tyler Robinson, on TikTok.

A source told the Free Beacon that the FBI has reportedly secured archived copies of the social media posts in question.

While the posts do not provide evidence that these individuals knew Robinson personally or were involved in the plot to kill Kirk, many of them discuss his death while explicitly naming him, the CEO of Turning Point USA.

In the early hours of September 3, an X account named "Mushy" posted, "It would be funny if some guy like Charlie Kirk got shot on September 10 LMAO."

Another account, "altulige," posted on August 6, "September 10 will be a very interesting day." After Kirk's assassination, the account wrote, "I'm pleading the Fifth."

Minutes after Kirk's death was officially announced, an account named 'churbum75m' (SAW TYLER JUNE 30) wrote, "WE FUCKING DID IT." The account appears to follow Robinson's partner, Lance Twiggs (using the handle ‘lanclotl’), on TikTok.

According to the Free Beacon, many of the accounts under investigation are linked to LGBT subcultures. The account "Osamu bin Tezuka," which used the X handle '@fujoshincel,' is said to be a reference to an anime genre depicting male-male romance.

The X account @NajraGalvz, which expressed a desire for Kirk’s death and predicted that "something big would happen" if he visited Utah Valley University, identified the user as non-binary.

In a video posted to TikTok the night before the shooting, a person appearing to be transgender stated, "Charles James Kirk... you don't know what's going to happen tomorrow," adding, "This isn't a threat; it's a promise."

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