Dr. Todd Grande's Forensic Analysis of Kirk's Assassination

Showing 4 Dr. Todd Grande videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Dr. Todd Grande built a series of case-analysis videos around Charlie Kirk's assassination, working from an established timeline: Kirk was shot once in the neck at 12:22 p.m. on September 10, 2025, during a conversation about transgender mass shooters at Utah Valley University, by a sniper positioned on a rooftop roughly 425 feet away who evaded capture for more than a day. Grande examined the four inscriptions found on the recovered ammunition in detail, ultimately arguing the messaging pointed more clearly toward anti-fascist motivations than the transgender-related themes an ATF bulletin had initially suggested, and offered his own theory that suspect Tyler Robinson may have concluded, based on rhetoric common on the far left, that Kirk was a fascist whose speech justified violent silencing. He also profiled Robinson's background as the son of a longtime Utah sheriff's deputy and his relationship with a transgender partner, Lance Twiggs, treating those details as relevant context rather than a sufficient explanation on their own. In a separate video, Grande turned the same forensic-psychology framework toward Jimmy Kimmel's suspension after Kimmel commented on Kirk's assassination on his ABC show, tracing Kimmel's career history before analyzing the claims that led to the network's response, and closing his coverage by arguing that celebrating political violence from any ideological direction threatened the basic structure of a functioning society.