A video of Charlie’s Chief of Staff, Mikey McCoy, is currently going viral. We are going to go through it.
Plus, I have more never before seen texts from Charlie Kirk.
And, I have exclusive footage — disturbing footage — that will make your skin crawl. Here’s more from Candace Owens.
The official Charlie Kirk assassination narrative has more holes in it than Swiss cheese, so it’s no wonder the Judge in the case, Tony Graf, has issued a Gag order that prevents more than 3,000 people from discussing it.
It’s the biggest COVERUP since the assassination of JFK in 1963. Sheriff Richard Mack, founder of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, joins me to discuss. Here’s more from the SGT Report.
New video releases show Tyler Robinson boarding his gray Dodge Challenger for his getaway from the Charlie Kirk assassination on September 10 in Orem, Utah. The car had been parked just off the main campus alongside the ROTC building at Utah Valley University — close to where Robinson stashed his 30-06 Mauser rifle, wrapped inside a blanket, and hidden under some shrubs.
Robinson was not driving. the Dodge Challenger It appears there was a woman driving the getaway vehicle. Investigative reporter George Webb believes that woman was Ermiya Fanaeian, the leader of the Armed Queers of Salt Lake City.
In another new twist, as Robinson was boarding the Dodge Challenger to escape, a second decoy dressed in similar clothing — the same color T-shirt and hat — walked in the opposite direction from the car escaping, up 800 West Street — the street with all of the houses owned by the family of Phil Lyman.
This decoy drew attention away from the escape. Webb believes this could have been former Brigham Young University lacrosse goalie Rob Hild, although he’s not certain if that’s the case. And Laissez Faire Lounge has identified multiple individuals within the crowd at the Kirk rally also wearing the same outfit. So there seems to have been a clearcut intent to create confusion.
These new wrinkles might seem small, but they indicate, beyond any doubt, that there was a team involved with Tyler Robinson. Now, it becomes a matter of identifying the members of the team, as well as demonstrating who organized and controlled the team. Here’s Webb’s update Thursday from YouTube.
With so many mysteries unfolding involving multiple characters wearing colorful costumes, you might think we were exploring a new edition of Where’s Waldo? Let watch the trailer from Universal Kids.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZFDwrQ5Yz0Was Charlie Kirk assassinated by a close-range handgun or an exploding mic? Using forensic gunshot audio waveforms, real-world control shots, and Google Earth triangulation, I show why the data supports a supersonic rifle fired from ~150 meters on a rooftop—aligning with the official narrative.
I also share my spreadsheet model so you can verify every step yourself.
This video was done by Matt Kester, who is not a professional in the field of audio forensic analysis. Kester has experience with analysis, but in the area of heavy haul transportation logistics. He did use solid data, drawing upon the work of a man with extensive expertise in audio forensic analysis — Montana State University professor Robert Maher.
Gary Melton of Paramount Tactical Solutions and Gray Hughes from Gray Hughes Investigates give us a detailed breakdown of the crime scene at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. They retrace the steps of the likely assailant, Tyler Robinson, to show us how he maneuvered on and around the campus in a quest to murder Charlie Kirk on the day of September 10, 2025.
This is a comprehensive survey of what, most likely, happened, using drone footage and brand new, hand-held camerawork to re-create the scene. Melton and Hughes don’t claim to know all of the details yet. There are some facts — for instance, pertaining to ballistics and gun calibers — that won’t be known until the trial of Robinson is under way. Melton and Hughes also don’t get into the question of whether Robinson had a team and, if so, who belonged on that death squad.
Their focus is strictly on the step-by-step mechanics of the crime. They also draw a few conclusions, noting this crime was most definitely planned out, and likely involved extensive advance practice. Here’s their full Dangerous Liberty edition. It is nearly 3 and a half-hour long, so you might want to watch it over a couple of nights.
Investigator George Webb has returned to Michigan, where he is meeting with a group of researchers to try to answer lingering questions about Tyler Robinson’s itinerary. The odds are looking stronger that he had a team of accomplices to help him out, at the minimum, making his getaway. Now the question becomes: Who was on that team? Where can we pick up evidence of them?
Why do most of the roads toward uncovering the killer(s) of Charlie Kirk always lead back to 3-Letter Intelligence agencies? The fingerprints of the FBI and CIA have tangled up any honest search for the facts in this case. We’re now having to perform double-duty, investigating independently what the FBI and CIA ties to complicate, bury, hide or obfuscate.
Here’s more from Hustle Bitch, explaining why the Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, served as a prime pick for an assassination site.
TMZ might have produced the first footage, but Gray Hughes Investigates gives us the best footage. GHI revisits the streets off Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, where Tyler Robinson dropped off en route to the Charlie Kirk assassination on September 10, and also returning afterwards for his getaway. We see the gray Dodge Challenger as well as Robinson in his maroon T-shirt.
Paramount Tactical Solutions, one of the nation’s most successful training schools for snipers, will soon post a full, 3-D rendering of the Utah Valley University grounds where Charlie Kirk was assassinated in Orem, Utah. Here, Gary Melton, who heads the training school in West Virginia, talks about the rendering and shows footage he took himself on the campus of UVU earlier this week.
Melton trained as a sniper for the U.S. Army, serving four combat tours of duty working as a Special Forces Weapons Sergeant. His school offers training for hunters, self-defense and survival enthusiasts, but is best known as an elite center for long-range sniper training, drawing students from law enforcement and the military. Melton’s sharp analysis of the Butler, Pennsylvania, sniper attack on President Donald Trump earned him extensive online viewership.
Melton believes it’s important “to hold the government accountable” to know if it’s being transparent or lying to us. He says, “I do think that we’ve seen more transparency on this, compared to Butler we’ve seen a lot more transparency.” So while some have complained that the FBI has withheld too many details, Melton says the agency “has definitely been doing better.”
Stephen Gardner returns to the UVU campus and revisits his original assumptions and conclusions. He’s now coming to believe the shot that took down Charlie Kirk did come from Tyler Robinson — atop the Losee Center. If so, the FBI has arrested the right suspect. He’s also joined by Gary Melton from Paramount Tactical Solutions.
Is it possible Tyler Robinson was a patsy or a decoy. Could a shot have come from another location?
What does the Charlie Kirk political assassination have in common with the Parkland mass shooting, the deadliest school shooting in American history, that took the lives of 18 people on a high school campus in Parkland, Florida in 2018?
The answer: Ermiya Fanaeian, the leader of Armed Queers of Salt Lake City, who scrubbed all of the group’s social media communications in the aftermath of Kirk’s political assassination at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. Private investigator George Webb believes Fanaeian drove the gray Dodge Challenger getaway vehicle used by alleged Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson as he left the UVU campus on September 10, immediately following the killing.
Now, Webb cites an email by former UVU student Kai Schwemmer saying he and Fanaeian went to the same high school in Salt Lake City at the time of that incident. “We were both featured on the same Fox 13 interview after the Parkland shooting.” Fox 13 is the Fox News network in Salt Lake City, Utah. Like Fanaeian, Schwemmer has achieved some notoriety of late as an outspoken conservative activist pushing the so-called Groyper agenda.
“We’ve both come a long way, one of us is fighting for the American nation, and the other is taking trips to Cuba to learn from communist revolutionaries,” Schwemmer wrote.
Webb’s latest video focuses on this telling coincidence, drawing upon the research of Pia Varma from Laissez Faire Lounge. She has outlined how Tyler Robinson was influenced by the Dark Web proselytizing of the Groypers. She says he not only fell under the influence of Schwemmer but also the more well-known Nick Fuentes.
Here is Salt Lake Tribune footage of the walkout in Salt Lake City. Fanaeian plays a central role in leading the walkout. Most of the participants were students at Highland High School. Fanaeian, at that time, was attending the Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts.
She might be vacationing in Great Britain, but Candace Owens raised a ruckus over the weekend, charging that the Egyptian Air Force flew the assassins of Charlie Kirk out of the country. How was she quite possibly right, and also wrong at the same time? We’ll explain.
There were two Egyptian planes that flew into Provo, Utah, the week that Charlie Kirk was murdered. One bore the aviation call sign SU-BTT and the other bore the aviation call sign SU-BND. The first plane was a Dassault Falcon 7x, a class of business jets manufactured by Dassault Aviation out of France. These are not cheap craft. They cost $35 million upfront the first year they were made in 2005. Each one can hold up to three crew members and 19 passengers.
Candace Owens tweeted that, “On September 10th, after Charlie’s assassination, an Egyptian Air Force plane flew out of Provo, Utah. Tail number: SU-BTT It’s first trip to America EVER was made on July 20th—to an army base in Nebraska. Tyler Robinson must have had some powerful friends!”
Owens’ critics — and they are coming out of the woodworks — laughed because she said the plane left Provo at 13:08 UTC, which she read to mean 1:08 p.m. — just after the killing of Kirk at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. In point of fact, UTC stands for Coordinated Universal Time. A time of 13:08 UTC would be 7:08 a.m. — well before the event.
But how can Candace also be right? Simple: There were two planes. The second one, SU-BND, a Gulfstream G-IVSP, arrived at the Provo Municipal Airport in early September and left September 13 — a couple of days after the assassination. It departed for Goose Bay, Canada, en route to Paris and Cairo.Provo Municipal Airport says it had scheduled maintenance to perform on both planes at its Duncan Aviation facility, based on agreements that have been in effect since 1999. But no one’s saying yet who flew in on the flights and who left on each one.
This scheduled maintenance coincided with UVU’s “National Security Week” workshop, bringing together officials from NATO and related countries, perhaps Egypt. What a coincidence that a galvanic American conservative lost his life through a brutal assassination at the exact same time as all these NATO honchos, along with their varied security, drone and surveillance experts, were schmoozing on campus.
Could the two events be connected? Especially seeing as how Kirk had recently made clear his opposition for continued funding of the Ukraine War. Didn’t we have two assassination attempts last year against President Donald Trump, both carried out by Ukraine advisors? And one of those advisors, the nutball Ryan Routh, pretended to slit his throat as he was being sentenced, foreshadowing the bullet that shattered Kirk’s spine right below his jaw.
We stand with Candace! We will not abide assassins in our midst, especially not defiant thugs or scholarly sycophants claiming to bolster our security. Meanwhile, here’s more from George Webb, focusing on new findings about alleged assassin Tyler Robinson’s “boyfriend” Lance Twiggs. Do we believe Tyler Robinson acted alone? Is there an Easter bunny? How about Santa Claus? (EDITOR’S NOTE: The video has some garbling and technical problems upfront, but it gets better as it rolls.)
