Gary Melton's Expert Rooftop Analysis and the Maroon-Shirt Theory

Showing 5 Green Beret videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Gary Melton, a former US Army Special Forces Green Beret sniper team leader with four combat tours, gave a credentialed tactical assessment of how easily the shooter accessed the rooftop position at Utah Valley University, drawing on his own training and professional tactical background rather than speculation. A separate, considerably more speculative claim from Candace Owens argues that a cluster of unaffiliated young men wearing matching maroon shirts near the shooting site indicates a coordinated military-style operation, a theory she says gained new support from an unrelated mention of "colors of the day" in unrelated Epstein-related documents; no verified connection between the two has been established, and the claim remains her own inference rather than documented fact. A separate controversy examined the military credentials of Mitch Snow, a whistleblower Candace Owens has featured, after another Green Beret veteran publicly questioned his claimed special forces background amid a six-figure crowdfunding campaign. Retired Green Beret Lieutenant Colonel Tony Aguilar gave a serious, credentialed firsthand account of humanitarian aid distribution in Gaza between May and June 2025, describing conditions he called worse than anything he witnessed in over a decade of combat deployments, a distinct and separately documented set of claims from the assassination-related material gathered alongside it.