Owens's theory holds that Charlie Kirk's redundant microphone was rigged with a shaped charge packed with PETN explosive, intended to hit his chest but accidentally hitting his neck.
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Owens's theory holds that Charlie Kirk's redundant microphone was rigged with a shaped charge packed with PETN explosive, intended to hit his chest but accidentally hitting his neck.
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At 17:30 · chapter starts 16:40
This is the theory chapter in full. Owens walks through the mechanics of a shaped charge — directional, but not precise — and explains why the redundant microphone, introduced to Charlie Kirk's setup in 2024 after she stopped touring with him, is her prime suspect [1] — Candace Owens "Owens's theory: Charlie Kirk's redundant microphone — a feature added in 2024 after she stopped touring with him — was packed with a shaped…" 16:40 . The charge was, in her theory, aimed at his chest. Charlie was crouching when it detonated. It hit his neck instead. And then everything fell apart: the pre-briefed eyewitnesses described a chest wound that never materialised; Terrell Farnsworth scrambled to remove the SD card from the camera positioned behind Charlie's head (leaving the more expensive camera body behind); Erika Kirk stepped out of the room; and new witnesses appeared overnight to re-describe a neck wound. Owens also notes she has been in correspondence with people claiming that Fort Huachuca — a US Army signals intelligence base in Arizona — has a department capable of assembling devices like a rigged microphone, and says this is a thread she is actively pursuing. The chapter closes with Owens declaring she is now fully committed to this theory and has seen no convincing counter-evidence.
Owens's theory: Charlie Kirk's redundant microphone — a feature added in 2024 after she stopped touring with him — was packed with a shaped PETN charge aimed at his chest. He was crouching, the charge redirected and hit his neck instead, the pre-planned witnesses were left describing a wound that never appeared, and the whole cover-up unraveled in real time.
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