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TRUMAN SHOW: Proof That Charlie Kirk Was Targeted By The Elites | Ep 356
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Jun 26, 2026
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The maroon boys and questionable people in the 9/10 audience
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Owens presents her systematic case that the maroon shirt wearers at the Charlie Kirk event were not coincidental. She shows screenshot after screenshot of solo young men in maroon, noting they had athletic builds consistent with military service, were not part of friend groups, and that UVU's school colors are green and white — eliminating school spirit as an explanation. She highlights one piece of footage she calls particularly damning: a man caught on video holding a loose maroon shirt in the immediate aftermath of the shooting. She asks whether people simply carry spare maroon shirts on college campuses, and answers herself: no. She also points to a man identified as David Sprague — who went viral for allegedly cheering after Kirk was shot — as a key figure who looked 'remarkably shady' and arrived with a friend under umbrellas during the event. [1] — Candace Owens "Candace Owens argues that the unusual number of young, solo men wearing maroon shirts at the Charlie Kirk event was not coincidence — it wa…" 01:40
James Rawlinson joined Army boot camp 2011
Candace Owens confirmed that James Rawlinson (David Sprague) joined Army boot camp in 2011 and was promoted to corporal/specialist in the Utah National Guard by early 2014.
James Rawlinson: The Man With Two Names
The man who went viral cheering after Charlie Kirk was shot — known as David Sprague — is actually James Norman Rawlinson Jr., a confirmed member of the Utah National Guard's 19th Special Forces. His unit is headquartered 20 minutes from the shooting, trains in unconventional warfare, and regularly deploys to Romania. He admitted via social media that he 'wore a red beret.'
19th Special Forces in Utah
James Rawlinson (aka David Sprague) claimed membership in the 19th Special Forces Group, headquartered at Camp Williams, Utah — just 20 minutes from the Charlie Kirk event.
All Roads Lead to Romania
A Romanian military base keeps appearing in the Charlie Kirk story: a mysterious plane previously registered in Romania, Erika Kirk's charity work there, Tyler Boyer partying with models in Constanta, Phillip Goldsberry's father running orphan ministries there, and James Rawlinson photographed at Task Force 82's joint base in Constanta in 2023. Coincidence? Owens doesn't think so.
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