Podbit · Candace
Every identified member of the AV team present on the day of Charlie Kirk's assassination — Terrell Farnsworth, Philip Goldsberry Jr., Parker Edwards, and his brother Aaron Edwards — attended the same high school in Chandler, Arizona, and grew up together. The Farnsworth family is described as a powerful Mormon network with deep government ties predating Charlie Kirk.
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This chapter is a methodical network map of the people Owens believes deserve scrutiny. Turning Point USA's campus has six buildings, and Charlie Kirk's podcast building was the one that housed Terrell Farnsworth's Visual Impulse AV team — until July 24th, when Charlie had them removed. The reason remains unknown, but the timing is striking: shortly before his assassination, Charlie Kirk distanced himself from Farnsworth, only for Farnsworth to be immediately reintegrated into the building afterward, visible standing behind Erika Kirk in her very first Zoom call to staff [2] — Candace Owens "On July 24th, Charlie Kirk had Terrell Farnsworth's AV team removed from his building — only for Farnsworth to be standing directly behind …" 04:40 . Owens then profiles each team member: Philip Goldsberry Jr., whose father runs a charity in Romania; Parker Edwards and his brother Aaron Edwards, both of whom attended the same high school as Farnsworth and worked for Visual Impulse [1] — Candace Owens "Every identified member of the AV team present on the day of Charlie Kirk's assassination — Terrell Farnsworth, Philip Goldsberry Jr., Park…" 06:20 ; and Robert Golo, a Liberian-born AV technician hired within the year before Charlie's death who has not spoken publicly since. Owens also notes that the Farnsworth family's relationships with Erika's stepfamily network predate Erika's relationship with Charlie, as documented in Arizona Congressional records.
Charlie Kirk had Terrell Farnsworth's AV team moved out of his building on July 24th — shortly before his assassination — then Farnsworth was immediately welcomed back after Charlie's death.
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