Snapshot · Candace
Owens notes Charlie Kirk's white shirt from the day of his assassination does not appear in court filings as evidence, calling it critical for testing explosive residue.
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Terrell Farnsworth told Owens the September 10th event was streamed live to 'the ops back in Phoenix.' But not a single current or former TPUSA employee can say where those ops actually were. The wireless mic must have captured something — so where did that footage go, and who was watching?
Terrell Farnsworth told Owens the September 10th event was being live-streamed to 'the ops back in Phoenix,' but no one at TPUSA knows where those ops were actually located.
The white Freedom shirt Kirk wore on September 10th doesn't appear in any court filing as evidence. If the explosive was meant to hit him in the chest, that shirt would be covered in residue. A defense attorney would demand it tested — but it may have already been handed to Erica, just like everything else.
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