Authorities today released two images of a person they are seeking as they investigate the fatal shooting of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, indicating that they had not been able to identify him through facial recognition or other technology and needed the public’s help.

The grainy images show a man in a stairwell wearing a black shirt, a baseball cap and dark sunglasses. Authorities have described him as a person of interest. State and federal officials also said they had found a bolt-action rifle used in the attack, as well as imprints of a forearm, a palm and a shoe.

Investigators were able to track the gunman’s movements as he climbed onto the roof of a campus building, said Beau Mason, Utah’s public safety chief, at a news conference. Mason added that officials would release the

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