Forensic Investigators Analyze Audio Evidence From Kirk's Shooting
Showing 5 Sound Analysis videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.
Independent investigator Stephen Gardner traveled to Utah Valley University's campus to examine physical evidence firsthand, documenting fingerprints and drag marks found in rooftop dust that he says are consistent with law enforcement's account of Tyler Robinson's escape route, while also reviewing forensic cell phone geolocation data similar to methods used in January 6th prosecutions to establish Robinson's and his roommate's movements that day. Separately, analyst Matt Kester conducted sound wave analysis across multiple camera angles to help pinpoint the shooter's location, a methodology modeled on techniques developed by Dr. Robert Maher of Montana State University, producing distance calculations that investigators say align with the official account naming Robinson as the shooter. Gardner, while expressing general skepticism toward federal transparency given past controversies like January 6th, has stated that his own on-the-ground findings largely corroborate rather than contradict the FBI's narrative, a notable departure from many other independent investigators covering the same case.