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Baron Coleman Reveals Flight Timeline Evidence That Could Shatter Charlie Kirk Investigation Alibis
Baron Coleman presents detailed flight tracking analysis from September 9-10 that challenges official accounts of when key figures arrived in Provo, Utah. Through meticulous examination of private jet transponder data, commercial flight records, and Egyptian aircraft activity, Bray builds a case that Erika Kirk may have arrived hours earlier than previously believed, potentially placing her at the scene before the incident occurred. Like the Paul Murdaugh phone video that destroyed Alex Murdaugh's alibi, these flight records could fundamentally alter the investigation if the timeline discrepancies cannot be explained. Bray also dismantles a viral theory about financial motives, demonstrating why solid evidence matters more than speculation.
The Alex Murdaugh Parallel: When Alibis Crumble
The evening of June 7, 2021, in rural Colleton County, South Carolina marked the scene of a brutal double homicide. Margaret "Maggie" Murdaugh, aged 52, and her son Paul Murdaugh, just 22, were found shot to death near the dog kennels on the family's massive 1,700-acre hunting estate known as Moselle. Maggie had been struck multiple times with a .300 Blackout rifle, including fatal wounds to the head and chest, while Paul suffered devastating shotgun blasts to the head, wrist, and chest at very close range.
Alex Murdaugh, Maggie's husband and Paul's father, discovered the bodies around 10:06 p.m. and immediately called 911. His voice trembled on the recording as he reported that his wife and son were not breathing and appeared to have been shot. Alex told dispatchers he had just returned from visiting his ailing mother who suffered from dementia, and stated he had not been at the kennels earlier that evening.
The investigation stalled for months without direct evidence linking anyone to the crime scene. Alex's alibi that he was napping at the main house before visiting his mother initially held firm. GPS data from his automobile indicated he left the hunting property around 9:06 p.m. for his parents' house in Almeida, returning later to find the bodies.
The Phone That Changed Everything
The turning point came in late March 2022 when South Carolina state law enforcement agents finally unlocked Paul Murdaugh's iPhone. The device had been recovered from Paul's body at the scene but was locked with a six-digit passcode. Initial attempts by state forensics expert Lieutenant Britt Dove failed—he tried common codes like 123456 and family-related numbers that didn't work.
Before shipping the phone to the U.S. Secret Service for advanced cracking, Lieutenant Dove tried one last combination: Paul's birthday in a two-digit month, two-digit day, two-digit year format. It succeeded.
Among the data was a single 52-second Snapchat video Paul recorded at 8:44 p.m.—just 5 minutes before his phone locked for the final time on the night he was murdered. The video captured him interacting with the family's dogs at the kennels. In the background, two other voices were audible: Maggie's yelling about a dog named Bubba with a bird in his mouth, and unmistakably, Alex's also calling to the dog.
This discovery, nearly 9 months after the murders, dramatically altered the investigation. The video placed Alex at the exact location minutes before the estimated time of death, destroying his alibi of not being at the kennels that evening. The video's impact extended to the trial that started in January 2023. Prosecutors played it early and often, with witnesses including several of Paul's friends confirming Alex's voice. Alex finally took the stand and admitted he lied about his whereabouts, blaming opioid paranoia while denying responsibility for the deaths. The jury found him guilty for both murders, and he received two consecutive life sentences without parole.
Flight Tracking: A New Investigative Timeline
Baron Coleman begins his analysis with commercial Flight American Airlines 2495, departing Dallas-Fort Worth at 12:43 p.m. Utah time and arriving in Salt Lake City at 2:23 p.m. on September 9. Brian Harpole checked into the American Airlines lounge with one guest at 11:34 a.m. Utah time (12:34 p.m. Dallas time). Coleman confirms this as fact based on leaked office information, noting that Harpole flew business class and was on the ground in Salt Lake City more than 24 hours before the event.
The question arises: Why would Harpole need to arrive at 2:23 p.m. the day before the event when two or three additional flights that afternoon and evening were available? The answer remains unclear, but the choice appears deliberate.
The November 560 Tango Whiskey Mystery
Coleman identifies a private charter jet, N560TW, that has received little attention despite its suspicious flight pattern. The aircraft departed Scottsdale, Arizona at 9:00 a.m. and arrived in Provo, Utah at 10:06 a.m. on September 10—the morning of the incident. Scottsdale is home to both TPUSA headquarters and Erika and Charlie Kirk's residence. Provo is the airport closest to Orem, Utah, approximately 10 minutes away from the event location.
The same aircraft then flew from Provo to Santa Barbara, arriving at 12:12 p.m. Utah time—just 11 minutes before the incident at 12:23 p.m. This appears to be a repositioning flight. From Santa Barbara, the plane flew to Scottsdale, arriving at 1:44 p.m., after the incident had occurred.
Coleman theorizes this flight pattern suggests Erika Kirk departed Scottsdale at 9:00 a.m., arriving in Provo at 10:06 a.m.—more than two hours before Charlie Kirk was shot. The plane then repositioned to Santa Barbara to pick up Andrew Kolvet, taking him to Scottsdale after the incident had already occurred.
The Delta Zulu Repositioning Flight
The Gulfstream G5 known as Delta Zulu had transported Charlie Kirk from Scottsdale to Salt Lake City that morning for an interview before the Utah Valley University event. After dropping Charlie off, the plane flew from Salt Lake City back to Scottsdale, departing at 1:00 p.m. and arriving at 2:13 p.m. Utah time.
The assumption has been that this was a repositioning flight to pick up Erika Kirk in Scottsdale and bring her to Provo. However, Coleman now believes this flight actually carried Andrew Kolvet from Scottsdale to Provo, departing at 2:31 p.m. and arriving at 3:12 p.m.
If this theory is correct, it would mean Erika was already in Provo when Andrew arrived—contradicting the narrative that she was with her mother in Scottsdale receiving treatment and only flew to Utah after learning of the incident.
The Andrew Kolvet Alibi Problem
Candace Owens reported that Andrew Kolvet told her he collapsed into Erika Kirk's arms on the tarmac when he arrived in Provo. If Erika arrived on the Delta Zulu flight at 3:12 p.m. and Andrew arrived on the later Regency flight at 4:36 p.m., that would mean Erika waited on the tarmac for over an hour while her husband was dying or dead at the hospital—an absurd proposition.
The only way Andrew could have fallen into Erika's arms is if she was already there when he arrived. Coleman's theory resolves this contradiction: Erika arrived at 10:06 a.m. on the Tango Whiskey flight and was still at the airport when Andrew arrived at 3:12 p.m. on the Delta Zulu flight.
The Regency Flight and Andrew's Wife
A Regency Air charter, flight RJY872, departed Santa Barbara at 3:13 p.m. and arrived in Provo at 4:36 p.m. This flight has been assumed to be Andrew Kolvet arriving in Provo. However, if Andrew was on the earlier Delta Zulu flight arriving at 3:12 p.m., then this later flight must have carried someone else.
When Candace Owens asked Erika Kirk whether Andrew's wife was on the plane with him, Erika was unable or unwilling to answer and said she would get back to Candace. They later confirmed that yes, Andrew's wife was on the plane with him. Coleman finds this response suspicious—if Erika had seen Andrew collapse into her arms on the tarmac at 3:12 p.m., she would have seen who else got off the plane with him.
Coleman theorizes that Andrew's wife flew on the later Regency flight at 4:36 p.m., which explains why Erika didn't remember seeing her—because she didn't. The Regency flight later continued from Provo to Salt Lake City at 7:23 p.m., likely transporting TPUSA staff members to Salt Lake City where the team congregated that evening.
The Egyptian Plane Transponder Evidence
Coleman initially avoided discussing the Egyptian aircraft but changed his position after researcher Daisy pointed out that transponder activations on the Egyptian plane SUBND correlated with the arrival and departure times of key flights.
The transponder came on three times on September 10:
- 10:05 a.m.—one minute before the Tango Whiskey flight carrying (theoretically) Erika Kirk landed in Provo
- 1:40 p.m.—four minutes before the Santa Barbara to Scottsdale flight carrying (theoretically) Andrew Kolvet landed
- 2:29 p.m.—precisely as the Delta Zulu flight carrying (theoretically) Andrew Kolvet departed Scottsdale for Provo
The first transponder activation lasted for 90 minutes. Coleman obtained a photograph taken on September 10 showing the Egyptian aircraft SUBND on the ground at Provo Airport with the boarding ladder down and windows closed. Based on shadow length and the positioning of vehicles and people preparing for the event, Coleman estimates this photo was taken between 11:00 and 11:30 a.m.—during the time the transponder was active.
Coleman theorizes the Egyptian aircraft served as a communications hub, allowing someone to communicate via satellite technology without pinging local cell towers. A transponder activation indicates the plane is powering up its communication systems.
Why the Timeline Matters
Like the Murdaugh case, where Alex's lie about not being at the kennels unraveled when Paul's phone video placed him there minutes before the murders, the flight timeline could be the key to unraveling the Charlie Kirk investigation.
If Erika Kirk arrived in Provo at 10:06 a.m. rather than 3:12 p.m., she was on the ground more than two hours before the incident—not in Scottsdale with her mother as has been suggested. If Andrew Kolvet arrived at 3:12 p.m. rather than 4:36 p.m., he lied about which flight he was on or has been confused about the timeline in a way that seems impossible given the circumstances.
Coleman emphasizes that if someone is caught lying about their whereabouts, particularly about being near the scene when they claimed to be far away, they have a serious problem. When alibis begin to crumble, investigations shift focus.
Debunking the Viral Financial Theory
Coleman also addresses a viral video claiming to have uncovered financial crimes as the motive for Charlie Kirk's death. The video makes several claims that Coleman systematically dismantles:
Claim 1: Eight days before Charlie Kirk died, he issued an internal memo indicating he was starting an internal audit of two for-profit companies: GSM Strategy and Lion Rock Ventures.
Reality: The actual Turning Point memo mentions nothing about those two organizations. The memo discusses a DOGE (efficiency) effort focused on becoming more efficient and cost-effective, with Justin Streiff assembling a small team. There is no mention of auditing specific companies.
Claim 2: These are "black box LLCs" used to move millions of dollars in consulting fees, and Charlie wanted to find the beneficial owners.
Reality: The ultimate beneficial owner of both companies is Stacy Sheridan. This is public record and has been available for months. There is no mystery about ownership.
Claim 3: On September 8, two days before Charlie Kirk was shot, a $350,000 "logistics support wire" was initiated through a bank that served as a node used by Leslie Wexner and Leon Black for professional fee payouts.
Reality: There is no evidence of any $350,000 payment on September 8. A $350,000 payment did occur a year or two prior as a loan from TPUSA for a life insurance policy. What the video calls a "bank node" is simply a routing number to Chase Bank—the same type of routing number anyone with a Chase account uses.
Claim 4: The money funded a ground team in Provo that was active while Charlie Kirk was on stage, and two Egyptian jets were on the runway, one of which fired up a transponder 17 minutes after the shot.
Reality: Only one Egyptian jet (SUBND) was at the airport during the event. The other Egyptian jet (SUBTT) had departed 5 hours earlier. The transponder did not fire up 17 minutes after the shot—it fired up one hour and 17 minutes after, and more importantly, it correlated with plane arrivals and departures, not with the shooting itself.
Claim 5: Rental cars used by the "Egyptian team" were billed to the same Delaware shell companies Charlie Kirk was auditing.
Reality: There is no public evidence that rental cars were billed to GSM Strategy or Lion Rock Ventures. The video provides no documentation for this claim.
Claim 6: The companies used the same registered agents that Wexner and Epstein used for 30 years: Corporation Service Company and National Registered Agents, Inc.
Reality: These are two of only four major registered agents in the entire country that virtually everyone uses. CT Corporation is the largest, followed by Corporation Service Company, National Registered Agents Inc., and Incorporate. Tens of thousands or possibly hundreds of thousands of companies use these same registered agents. This connection is meaningless.
The Importance of Evidence Over Speculation
Coleman emphasizes that his flight timeline analysis is based on verifiable data—transponder records, flight tracking information, check-in times at airport lounges, and photographic evidence. While he characterizes his interpretation as opinion and theory, the underlying data is factual and checkable.
In contrast, the viral financial theory video made claims without showing any supporting documentation. Coleman compares it to an algebra teacher asking a student to show their work—the video looked like it copied answers from "AI slop" without verification.
The lesson from the Murdaugh case is clear: solid evidence matters. A single 52-second video destroyed an alibi that had held for nine months and led to a double murder conviction. If the flight timeline Coleman has constructed is accurate, and if key figures cannot explain discrepancies in when they arrived in Provo, their alibis may similarly crumble.
Airport security footage from these various airports on September 9-10 would definitively show who was on which flight and when they arrived. Hospital security footage would show what time Erika Kirk arrived at the hospital. If she arrived before her plane supposedly landed, that would be a serious problem. Whether law enforcement, the FBI, or defense teams obtained and preserved this footage remains unknown, but Coleman argues they absolutely should have, particularly given the high-profile nature of the case.
Video Transcript
Uh, have a happy weekend, guys. Um, we got a lot to discuss. Tonight's going to be a heavy show. It's going to be laden with facts, and I appreciate you guys for joining me. Hope you guys can hang on for a little while and uh, sift through these with us because this is going to be a fun day. This is going to be one of those shows that I think changes the trajectory potentially of the investigation. And um, in my mind, it it has. In my mind, it's the research we've done has changed potentially the entire nature of the investigation for me. But, uh, we'll get there in due time. We'll get there in due time. There's also several viral videos floating around this weekend. Wilson Finance had a great video this morning. Uh, I don't know if you've had a chance to check that out. Uh, I enjoyed it. I enjoy his work. Um, anytime he um, oh gosh, what was the phrase he kept using? He kept he kept saying some phrase over and over and over and I can't remember what it was but it was um it was hilarious because he he does it in his dead pan delivery and he did it over and over and over and over. Um if for no other reason I enjoyed it for that. Uh I woke up at like 4:45 in the morning. I rolled over. I opened up my phone and immediately I mean immediately I got this notification. I clicked it and there were only two views on that video when I started watching it. And by the time I got done with it, you know, 20, 30 minutes later, it was, I don't know, thousands of views. So, apparently I'm not the only one up in the middle of the night looking for something to do. Uh, not the only one up in the middle of the night scrolling Facebook and YouTube and all that. If you've not checked out the new show's Facebook page, go do that. Like, subscribe, click notifications, all that good stuff. And we will, um, you'll help the show. I mean, it's a free way to support the program. Everybody say, "I gota I don't know how to support the program." Hey, like like the video right now. Go click the like button. Click subscribe and you'll you'll know when we uh we go live. Click notifications. It'll send you a little notification. Supposed to anyway to your phone. Um I am actively uploading things to Apple podcast. I've got about 15 the first 15 shows up on Apple Podcast that will roll out here over the next few days. So if you're an Apple podcaster, some past episodes are up right now. They will get um we'll get more of those up soon. So that will be going on. Uh got a great open. the open ties to the first story and then we will get into the uh viral video because I I think we have a little debunking potentially to do to the viral video. I'm I'm I'm unimpressed. I'm unimpressed. So, uh and we'll have a member show this week. Now, I have made a decision. We probably will go a little earlier this week than normal. Instead of doing 6:00 to 7:00 p.m., probably go more in the 5 to 6:00 p.m. range. Uh maybe as early as 4:30 some days. Uh with Candace being out, that kind of opens up a little gap earlier in the evening so we can we can uh all come in and get our daily fill of great information and then and then maybe uh maybe go a little later. So not 67. That's where we've been in the 67 range. Yeah, I've got kids. I've got kids. I know how that works. Um okay, fine. I'll go later. I see people complaining. I won't mess things up. Maybe I'll do two and two or two and three, three and two, whatever it is. I'm out of breath, man. Today was non-stop research. I'm stalling for a minute on purpose because YouTube scans the first few minutes of your uh show more than they do the rest of it and they're looking for words that indicate content they want to pull. And um the open tonight deals with a double um unalivvening of people. And I I want to make sure that we get past all that before I jump into it because the first sentence mentions it. So I'm I'm kind of I'm kind of uh stalling for just a few seconds on purpose. All right, here we go. I will bring in your opening. I think you guys are going to fall in love with tonight's program very quickly. It's it's uh it's loaded with good information. If you are uh a fan of dense, compact facts, you are going to love this program. If if you prefer your facts sparse and uh um unsupportable, then you're not going to like this. This is not your this is not your program. You need to come back another day. Actually, don't stay stay. You're going to enjoy it. I promise. All right, guys. Here is your opening statement. The evening of June 7, 2021 in rural Colatin County, South Carolina. That was the scene of a gruesome double homicide. Margaret Maggie Murdo, aged 52, and her son Paul Murdo, just 22, were found shot to death near the dog kennels in the family's massive 1700 acre hunting estate known as Moselle. Maggie had been struck multiple times with a 300 Blackout rifle, including fatal wounds to the head and chest, while Paul suffered devastating shotgun blast to the head, wrist, and chest, all at very close range. The weapons used were distinct. A 300 Blackout rifle for the mother and a 12 gauge for the son. The scene was chaotic. There were shell casings everywhere scattered around the bodies, suggesting a targeted and brutal attack. Alex Murdo, Maggie's husband and Paul's father, discovered the bodies around 10:06 p.m. immediately called 911. His voice can be heard trembling on the recording as he reported that his wife and son were not breathing and appeared to have been shot. Alex told dispatchers he had just returned from visiting his ailing mother who suffered from dementia. He further stated he had not been at the kennels earlier that evening. The South Carolina law enforcement division quickly took over the investigation from local authorities due to the highprofile nature of the case involving the Murdo family. The Murd were kind of famous lawyers in the area. Their lineage included generations of attorneys. initial efforts focused on securing the crime scene. There was heavy rain that night and it compromised the evidence and washed away potential footprints and things like blood splatter. For some reason, law enforcement allowed family and friends to walk through the area, which further destroyed evidence and compromised the forensic integrity of the scene. Criminal defense attorneys later seized on this fact. Autopsies confirmed the time of death between 900 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. based on body temperature and rigor mortise. No immediate suspects were named, but the probe delved into the family's tangled web of controversies. These controversies included Paul's involvement in a fatal 2019 boat crash that killed 19-year-old girl named Mallalerie Beach. That incident had led to civil lawsuits and criminal charges against Paul for voting under the influence and painted him as a potential target of revenge. Investigators worked to uncover motives rooted in the Murdo's personal and professional lives. Alex was a partner at a prestigious law firm and was grappling with mounting financial pressure. Just 4 days before the murders, June 3, 2021, just 4 days before the murders, he had been confronted by firm partners about missing funds. This led to his forced resignation just a couple of months later on September 3rd. The investigation expanded to probe embezzlement with Alex accused of misappropriating millions from clients and from the firm. On September 4, 2021, just shy of two months after the brutal murders of his wife and son, Alex called 911 to report he himself had been shot in the head on the side of the road. He later faced charges for staging his own shooting in an insurance fraud scheme, admitting to hiring a hitman to collect a $10 million policy for his surviving son, Buster. and the bizarre event shifted the investigation towards Alex's opioid addiction and financial desperation. Prosecutors later suggested the staged shooting provided a motive to divert attention from his schemes. Without direct evidence linking anyone to the crime scene at the precise time of the killings, the probe treated Alex as a person of interest, but not a suspect from the outset. Cell phone data collected from towers showed general locations, but Alex's alibi that he was at napping at the main house before visiting his mother initially held firm. GPS locations recovered from his automobile indicated he left the hunting property around 9:06 p.m. for his parents' house in Almeida, returning later to find the bodies. Maggie's phone was found discarded along a roadside the next day. The activity on the phone ceased abruptly at 8:49 p.m. Paul's phone also was recovered and found to have been locked for the final time also at 8:49 p.m. Investigators explored theories of external threats. These threats included ties to the boating death of Mallalerie Beach or perhaps drugrelated vendettas given rumors of Paul's alleged involvement in narcotics. The family's housekeeper, Gloria Satderfield's suspicious 2018 death at Mos Moselle, was reopened, revealing Alex had pocketed insurance settlement meant for his children. At early 2022, the financial crimes dominated the investigation. There were grand juries indicting Alex on over 70 charges for defrauding victims of up to $8.5 million. The murder investigation had stalled for lack of a smoking gun. The investigation became a painstakingly slow and difficult investigation focused on building a circumstantial case around motive and opportunity. Alex's license to practice law was suspended and he entered rehab, but no murder charges were f filed. The aim remained to identify the perpetrator or perpetrators amid public speculation and media frenzy, labeling it a murd mystery. State law enforcement collected ballistics, blood splatter, and digital forensics, but the absence of eyewitnesses or definitive placement of Alex at the kennels kept the case open-ended. The turning point came in late March 2022 when South Carolina state law enforcement agents were finally able to unlock Paul Murdo's iPhone. The iPhone had been recovered from Paul's body at the scene, but was locked with a six-digit passcode. Initial attempts by state forensics expert Lieutenant Britt Dove failed. He tried common codes like 1 2 3 4 5 6 and family related related numbers that just didn't work. The device was going to be sent to the US Secret Service for advanced cracking. But before shipping the phone, Lieutenant Dove tried one last combination, Paul's birthday in a two-digit month, two-digit day, two-digit year format. It succeeded. What they found was shocking. They recovered a single 52cond video that upended the investigation. Among the data was this Snapchat video Paul recorded at 8:44 p.m. just 5 minutes before his phone locked for the final time on the night he was murdered. The video captured him interacting with the family's dogs at the kennels. In the background, two other voices were audible. Maggie's yelling about a dog named Bubba with a bird in his mouth and unmistakably Alex's also calling to the dog. Dove repeatedly listened, confirming the third voice was indeed Alex's, and the revelation destroyed his alibi of not being at the kennels that evening. This discovery nearly 9 months after the murders dramatically altered the trajectory of the probe. Previously, Alex had insisted that in interviews that he last saw Maggie and Paul around 8:00 p.m. at dinner, then took a nap before leaving for his mother's at 9:06 p.m. The video instead placed him at the exact location minutes before the estimated time of death. The video obviously contradicted his statements and exposed his alibi as a lie. It bolstered cell phone data showing Maggie's phone orientation changing at 8:49 p.m. suggesting it was either moved or tossed and Paul's phone locking seconds later with no further activity. After the discovery, the investigation intensified its focus on Alex as the prime suspect. State law enforcement cross-referenced the video with other forensics, including blood splatter on Alex's clothes that was initially dismissed as transfer, matching 300 blackout casings found at the hunting property with family ties, and OnStar data from his vehicle, revealing a brief slowdown near where Maggie's phone was thrown out by the side of the road. Step counts from Alex's phone spiked unusually between 8:53 and 8:57 p.m., indicating frantic movement after the shootings. The motive crystallized around Alex's financial ruin. He was facing exposure for stealing millions and millions of dollars, and the state's theory became that he may have killed to elicit sympathy or delay scrutiny. By July of 2022, a grand jury indicted him on two counts of murder and weapons charges. And the video's impact extended to the trial that started in January of 2023. Prosecutors played it early and often in the trial with witnesses like several of Paul's friends confirming Alex's voice. Alex finally took the stand and admitted he lied about his whereabouts. He blamed opioid paranoia and denied being responsible for the deaths of his wife and son. The video evidence shifted the case from circumstantial to damning. The jury found him guilty for both murders and he received two consecutive life sentences without parole. And that is your opening statement. Um, I hope you see where we're headed. I hope you see where we're headed. Uh, real quickly, I saw somebody in the chat while I was doing that talking about Ian Carol last night pulling a Baron. I was watching live, ladies and gentlemen. I watched it happen in real time. Uh, he was play I I was actually doing something getting ready for bed and I heard total silence and I told my wife I said and I had an earbud in. I thought I said I think Ian's the feed went out and I walked back into the bathroom where my phone was and no, Ian's just sitting there staring at the screen. Now the video was playing just didn't have any volume and when he got done he was like, "Wait, what? It didn't have any volume. He's like, "Oh, I pulled a Baron." I'm not sure I like that. I'm not sure I like that. Known as pulling a Baron when you have a uh technical mishap, but facts are what they are, and it's hard to dispute them. So, um all right, here's what we got tonight. We've got a lot to going on tonight. We've got a lot. I I think the best way to tackle this is to um pull up a slideshow. Pull up a slideshow here and share it with you. I'm going to go over a series of airplane flights that took place on September 10th. Well, really the night before, September 9th and September 10th. This is the night before Charlie Kirk was taken from this mortal coil and the night and the day of. What I want to do is ask who was on each of these flights? Who have we been assuming was on each of these flights? Who have we been told were on each of these flights if we've been told? And who might have been on the flights? because we've been operating under this assumption that we think we know who were on the different flights. Now, I'm setting up a series of shows this week. Tonight is just one part of where was everybody and is the there extrinsic evidence pointing to where these people might have been. So, tonight we look at airplane footage. Tomorrow night, we'll look at radios uh uh radio signals or radio uh dispatches that were going off after Charlie Kirk was taken down. We'll look at other evidence as the week goes on, but I think what we're going to build is a pretty solid case. I'll go ahead and give you the thesis up front. I think we're going to build a pretty solid case that people might have arrived in Provo, Utah earlier than we first believed, earlier than they say they believe that they arrived. And like the Paul Myrtto, Alex Myrtto, Maggie Myrtto case, when your alibi begins to crumble or if you get caught lying about your alibi or if you get caught being near the scene of the crime when you had told people previously you were far away, you've got a real problem on your hands. You've got a real problem on your hands. So, uh, if I was in that situation, I would fight like hell to make sure my alibi holds up. I would provide any evidence possible because if you lose the public on where you might have been on that day, well, it's over. Now, I will preface it the way I preface almost every show, or at least the way I've prefaced the entire podcast, is I can't state with certainty where these people were. I didn't see them on the ground. You know, if there's photographs or video of these people in various places, I just have to trust that that photo and video is accurate. I can't I can't authenticate it. I wasn't there. I didn't take it. If it's surveillance photo, if it's photo from other people, if it's surveillance video or video from other people, I can't verify that. If there's radio calls going out over police or fire scanners that state with some measure of certainty that someone is at a particular location, that's not something I can I can authenticate. I can only rely on what I see. I can only rely on what I hear. And so, we'll start tonight with the airplanes because there are some planes that we haven't really looked at. There's a lot of planes we have looked at, but there's some planes we haven't looked at and I think they play a pivotal role. They potentially play a pivotal role in what we've seen to date. So, let me open this with the very first plane that I think plays a role in this entire investigation. And this is a flight that took place at 12:43 p.m. Dallas, Texas time and landed in Salt Lake City, Utah. No, excuse me. All times have been converted to Utah time. I I just made a mistake. Every time you see here has been converted to Utah time. So that 12:43 p.m. that flight actually took off at 1:43 p.m. Dallas, Texas time, but we Daisy and I have converted all the times to Utah time so that there's some consistency in the timeline. So let's look at this flight here. This is American Airlines flight 2495. We know for a fact that Brian Harpole was on this flight. We know that he checked into the American Airlines lounge with one guest at 11:34 a.m. Utah time. That's 12:34 a.m. Dallas time. But again, everything's being converted to Utah time. So Brian Harpole shows up at the airport. Whether he shows up with a guest or checks into the airport and meets a guest, somehow they both arrive at the DFW, American Airlines lounge at 11:34 a.m. Utah time, 12:34 a.m. local time in in Dallas Fort Worth. And they both check in to the DFW American Airlines lounge. They're there about an hour before the flight leaves. I don't know if they're getting a cocktail, getting a hot dog. I don't know what you do in these rich people lounges cuz I'm not rich and I don't go in them. So, I don't know what's going on in there. It could be like the Lolita Express for all we know. I have no idea what's going on in these airport lounges. All I know is your humble host has never been invited into one. Never a day in his life. And I've flown around a little bit. But he goes into the lounge with a guest. Then he boards the plane to Dallas from Dallas, Texas to Salt Lake City. and he arrives in Salt Lake City at 2:23 Utah time. If you're curious, he did fly business class. He didn't fly coach. At least he stepped it up a notch. Now, he's the only one we're going to look at today who flew commercial. Everybody else here flies uh a charter or private jet. But Brian Harpole, and I don't know whether his guest got on the plane with him or if his guest was just there meeting him at the airport. I have no idea that. I know that Brian Harpole only purchased one ticket and uh and went into the Yes, we have a leak out of the office. All right, that's been established. So I I can state with certainty this is fact. You know, they can argue with me, but they'll lose. So this this happened. Now, initial questions I have. Why would Brian Harpole need to show up at Salt Lake City at 2:23 p.m. the day before the event? If you if you ask yourself, well, self, surely that was the last flight from Dallas to Salt Lake City on American Airlines, all contrario, amigo, that is not the case. There were two or three additional flights that afternoon and evening. I think one around 5, one around 7, maybe one around 10:00. He chose this one and we don't know why. We don't know why. It might have been a pricing issue. Maybe it was half price for all we know. I have no idea why he chose this flight, but he chose this flight. He wanted to be on the ground in Salt Lake City at 2:23 p.m. the day before the event for whatever reason. All right, now let's press forward because now we know we have at least Brian Harpole on the ground on that day. Now, here are the next series of flights. This is November 560 Tango Whiskey. This is a private charter jet. I think we've been told that this is unrelated to TPUSA or at least we've they've seem to indicate it or avoid that this flight exists. But let me look at this flight carefully and you tell me if you think this flight is unrelated to TPUSA. TPUSA, as you know, is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona. Scottsdale, Arizona is home to one Erica and Charlie Kirk. Scottsdale, Arizona at 9:00 in the morning to Provo, Utah. Provo, Utah being the airport closest to Oram, Utah, about 10 minutes away. That seems like a TPUSA event flight. Scottsdale to Provo. Now, the next flight also seems like a TPUSA flight. Provo to Santa Barbara. This is what we would call a repositioning flight. You drop somebody from Scottsdale related to the TPUSA event. You drop them off at Provo and then you go pick up someone in Santa Barbara. But we're not taking them back to Provo, ladies and gentlemen. No, no, no, no. We're taking them to um Scottsdale. We're taking them to Scottsdale. And this is an interesting flight to me because I only know one person related to TPUSA who lives in Scottsdale and that's Andrew Kovette. Andrew Kovette lives in excuse me in Santa Barbara. Andrew Kovette lives in Santa Barbara and I believe he lived in Santa Barbara on September 10th. Was Andrew Kovette on this flight? Can we state definitively Andrew Kovette was on this flight? No, I mean, we can't put our hand on the Bible and state that, but if we look at this flight, we can pretty much state it. I mean, what time does the Charlie Kirk show air? Wasn't he on the Charlie Kirk show that day? Charlie Kirk show air time. I think it's um it runs from win to win. Should have looked this up before. I thought about it, then I did. Um, Charlie Kirk show, if anybody knows, jumping in there. Um, start finish time. Anybody knows where that is, Charlie? I I want to say it starts at noon Eastern. And if it starts at noon Eastern, that would be 9:00 Pacific time. It runs for 2 hours. That would be 11:00 Pacific time, which would be 12:00 Utah time, which would be perfect to for someone who just finished the Charlie Kirk show to make this flight. I'm pretty sure this is accurate. I meant to to verify that because in my head it was accurate. I meant to verify that before the show started. But if it's noon to 2, excuse me, if it's noon to 2 um Eastern time, then that would work. That would work. So, here's my guess of what was happening on these flights. My guess is flight one was Erica Kirk. This is my thesis tonight. This is just my thought that Erica Kirk takes off in Scottsdale at 9:00 a.m. She's not with her mother when Mikey McCoy calls. She leaves at 9:00 a.m. on a flight bound for Provo, Utah, and arrives at 10:06. I have some companion evidence for this in just a minute. The flight that took her then leaves Provo to go pick up Andrew and repositions Andrew from Santa Barbara to Scottsdale. Now, why that repositioning? I'll explain that in just a minute. It's very important that you understand why that repositioning happens, and I'll explain it on another flight in just a moment. But this is totally consistent with everything we saw that day. totally totally consistent with everything we saw that day. Now, next, this is another set of flights that happens. And I don't know who's on this flight. This is a flight from uh Scottdale to Provo, Utah. This is the N40JD flight. Actually, let me pull something up here. Hold please. Hold please. Make sure I have this accurate before we uh before we move on because I don't want to say something wrong here. All right. Here's the Let me make sure this is right. to the N40 JD flight. Yes. Goes Scottsdale to Provo and then Provo to Scottsdale, not Scottsdale to Santa Barbara. So, we have that wrong on you. Um, I just want to make sure that's uh that's corrected there. But it's Scottsdale to Provo and then Provo to Santa Barbara. So, you guys are looking one that says Scottsdale to Provo, Provo to Santa Barbara. It's not that. It's Scottsdale to Provo, Provo to Scottsdale. So, it's a it's it it goes up and back. up and back. Now, let me figure out how to get back to where I was. Sorry, guys. I'm dealing with new technology here and I don't know how to get it back. Oh, I feel like Ian last night. Sorry, guys. Oh gosh. How do I get this back on? I've lo I've lost a screen. Oh, share this tab instead. That's easier. Let me just do that. There we go. Okay, now let's just start from here. Okay, so this flight right here instead of Provo to Yeah, this is now fixed. Thank you, Daisy. Fixing on the fly. Okay, Scottsdale to Provo, Provo to Scottsdale. Scottsdale. We don't know who was on this flight. No one has fessed up and said that's the flight I was on. But if you look at the timing, if you look at the timing of this flight, this is 1:27 Utah time. 1:27 Utah time, which is 12:27 Scottsdale time. So, this is an hour or so after the Big Bang. And then you've got a return shuttle from Provo to Scottsdale coming back. But I'm going to hold that flight. And I don't want to go too deep into that one because this flight is the one I really want to drill in on. We have been operating under the assumption this entire time. At least your humble host has been operating under the assumption. And I have a timeline that's going to pull all this together at the end. Don't feel lost. We have been operating under the assumption this entire time that this Santa Barbara to Provo flight was Andrew Kulvit showing up. I no longer believe that. I believe this flight was Andrew Kulit's wife showing up and I believe they flew on two separate flights and I think I have evidence of that. So keep that in mind as we go forward because I think Andrew Kulit came in on this flight right here. This Scottsdale to Provo flight right here. No, I don't. Scratch that. I don't believe that either. I think he came in on this flight, but we'll get to that in just a second. Um, so this I believe this Santa Barbara to Provo. I believe is Andrew Kulit's wife coming in. And then later in the day, this Provo to Salt Lake City flight would take some of the Charlie Kirk staff from Provo, from the hospital, from the scene of the crime up to Salt Lake City where everybody seemed to congregate that night. And we have evidence that took place as well because Rob McCoy talks about showing up and seeing his son in Salt Lake City and he's wearing new clothes and he was surprised by that. Next flight. So here's your timeline so far and then we'll then we'll break into it in just a second. This Tango Whiskey flight, this first flight right here, Scottsdale to Provo. My new suggestion is that my opinion, this is not me stating fact, my opinion is that that flight right there is Erica Kirk arriving on the scene of the crime more than two hours before Charlie Kirk was taken down. The Provo to Santa Barbara uh flight is a repositioning flight to go pick up Andrew Kovit and take Andrew Kovit on this next flight from Santa Barbara to Scottsdale. because in a moment we're going to have to have somebody on a flight coming in that's supposed to look like Erica Kirk. I'll explain that in a second. Then we have this Scottsdale to Provo, this 127 to 229. That can't be Andrew Kovit because I believe he's on this flight right here, Santa Barbara to Scottsdale, and it's still in the air. So, somebody I believe associated with the TPUSA team flew on this flight from Scottsdale to Provo and then somebody maybe the flight just went back to Scottsdale. This is again supposed to say Scottsdale right here, not Santa Barbara, but somebody went Provo to Scottsdale back or else the flight just went back because that's where it's based out of. And finally here, this Regency flight, we originally assumed this Santa Barbara directly into Provo, skipping Scottsdale. We all assumed that was Andrew Kovit, but I don't believe that's possible. I believe that's Andrew Kovit's wife, and I'll explain why in a second. And then eventually it leaves Provo and goes up to Salt Lake City, probably taking some of the team up there. Here's why I think that wasn't Andrew Kovit. I think it was Andrew Kovit's wife and not Andrew Kovit. the way we laid this out earlier and Candace and I talked about it when I was on her show. She's talked about it. I've talked about it. I think she broke the news that there's this gap of over an hour if we accept the timelines as we were previously given them. There's this gap where Erica lands and then is on the tarmac for over an hour before Andrew Kulvich shows up. And that's when they leave and go to the hospital because Andrew tells Candace when he gets off the plane, he's so emotionally bankrupt at this moment or emotionally kaput that he falls into Erica's arms. Well, if he flew in on this Regency flight, he didn't get there until 4:36. his top right flight on the screen. He didn't get there until 4:36 p.m., which means Erica would have still been at the airport at 4:36 p.m., if that's accurate. You can't fall into someone's arms if they're not there. And this was the flight we all believed that Erica came in on. This right here, Scottsdale to Provo, Utah, 231 to 312. We've all been operating under the assumption that Erica Kirk landed on this flight, this Scottsdale to Provo flight. And again, if you look, that puts over an hour between Erica landing and Andrew landing. And that leads to the absurd assumption that Erica lands, her husband is dying or dead in the hospital. Everything's going on at the hospital. Everything's going on away from the airport. And for some reason, Erica is sitting around for over an hour at the airport. That's a ludicrous proposition, but it's the only way to square Andrew telling Candace he fell immediately on the tarmac into Erica's arms. I look at that and I say, "Not possible. Absolutely not possible. That's not a story that makes sense to me. It makes far more sense to me that Erica was there when Andrew arrived, but she wasn't supposed to be there. She wasn't supposed to be there. She was supposed to be on this flight, Scottsdale to Provo, but instead Andrew was on that flight because you're not just going to have a an empty flight flying up there. You just reposition the plane from Salt Lake City to Scottsdale. Your pilot knows nobody was on that flight. That Salt Lake City to Scottsdale flight. The reason Delta Zulu plane was in Salt Lake City is because that's where Charlie had a speech that morning. So that plane took Charlie up there. We have that flight as well. Actually, we don't have that flight. We don't know how he got there. Actually, we know. We figured it out. I think Daisy figured it out how we got how he got there. But but this Delta Zulu flight, this 100 p.m. to 2:13 p.m., that was a repositioning flight. That was an empty plane. That was a a pilot flying. And we've been told or left with the impression this entire time that that pilot was hustling to get back and get Erica and bring her up. I don't I no longer believe that's the case. It's my opinion. This is only my opinion. This is not me stating fact. It's a rebuttable presumption I'm operating at this point. My rebuttable presumption is that that that repositioning flight was empty, but they knew they had to make it look like Erica was flying up there after the Big Bang. The only way to do that was to put someone else on the plane, and that would have been Andrew. That would have been Andrew. Because originally, remember, we believe Andrew showed up in Scottsdale at 1:44 Utah time, which would have him on the ground ready to get on the plane at 2:31 Utah time. Is that Are you guys following me to this point? Don't worry about these two flights here. I think these two flights were going to pick up um Rob McCoy. That that's I'm pretty sure those are the Rob McCoy flights. and Rob McCoy shows up at 7:32 p.m. So, don't worry about those two at the bottom. Just worry about the two at the top. The first one is a repositioning flight. That was where Charlie was dropped off in Salt Lake City. So, the Delta Zulu plane was in Salt Lake City. And then the plane has to reposition to Scottsdale. If you're not following along, I have a uh I have a total timeline at the end that I'll go through. I'm just kind of breaking it down leg by leg. Okay, you guys are lost. Let me go back to the beginning. Actually, you know what? Let me go to the summary. Let me go to the summary. Here's the summary. This will this will uh this will clarify everything for you and then we'll go back to the individual legs. This is very important. You guys grasp this. Very very very important you guys grasp this. So this green plane, see this green plane? This is Delta Zulu. This is the Gulfream 5 that Erica took to meet Candace in Nashville. This is the flight Charlie took from Scottsdale to Salt Lake City that morning to go do his interview that he had before the Utah Valley University event. If you don't remember that, we'll cover that in a minute. This next flight has we've been given no explanation for this next flight. This Tango Whiskey N60 N560 Tango Whiskey. We've been given no explanation for this flight. We're told almost by silence that it doesn't have anything to do with the uh with PPUSA. I don't believe that's true any longer. I now believe Erica Kirk flew from Scottsdale, Arizona to Provo, Utah on that flight, which puts her on the ground at 10:06 a.m. Remarkably, as soon as she lands, the transponder from the Egyptian plane comes on at 10:05 a.m. So, her plane lands at 10:06. One minute before her plane lands, the Egyptian plane, this SUB andd, this transponder comes on. The plane isn't going anywhere. It's just sitting on the tarmac. I've got a picture of it sitting on the tarmac on that day. I'll show you in just a moment. Then the plane that dropped what I believe is Erica Kirkoff right here at 10:06 a.m. It leaves Provo headed to Santa Barbara. I believe that's a repositioning flight to go pick up Andrew Kulit. after it gets to Santa Barbara at 1212 12 p.m. Utah time. The Big Bang is at 12:23 p.m. Notice there are no flights in the air at the moment of the Big Bang. Every flight we're looking at happened before the Big Bang or after the Big Bang. There's a 25minute gap where all planes are on the ground. So we've got Provo to Santa Barbara. This is a repositioning flight. Andrew's on the ground in Santa Barbara with the Big Bang happens. In my new theory here, my opinion, Erica's on the ground in Provo, Utah, and then the flight leaves from Santa Barbara to Scottsdale. That is Andrew leaving Santa Barbara and headed to Scottsdale, Arizona after the Big Bang. And Erica is still on the tarmac because she's supposed to be with her mom in Scottsdale. Then you have the Delta Zulu, the Gulfream 5, the we'll call it the Kirk plane for lack of a better description. This is the flight Charlie Kirk took from Scottsdale to Salt Lake City. It now goes from Salt Lake City back to Scottsdale. We all were led, without them saying it, we were all under the oppression. This was a repositioning flight to go pick up Erica Kirk in Scottsdale. I no longer believe that. I do not believe she was with her mom at the treatment. I do not believe she was in Scottsdale. I think she was on the ground in Provo, Utah at the airport. That's my opinion. I believe she was on the ground in Provo, Utah at the airport. So, this flight right here from Santa Barbara to Scottsdale is an is a uh is is Andrew, excuse me, Andrew Kovit coming into Scottsdale. The Delta Zulu plane is on its way to Scottsdale to make it look like it was picking up Erica. It was not picking up Erica. It was in fact picking up Andrew Kovit. Scottsdale to Provo. This is We don't know who this is. This is this is an empty plane right now. Not an empty plane, but this is this is a gap in our knowledge. This transponder comes back on on the Egyptian plane at 1:40 p.m. Why is that important? It was exactly as the Santa Barbara to Scottsdale plane that we believe now has Andrew Kovit on it is landing in Scottsdale. So the transponder came on as Erica landed in Provo. all my opinion. The transponder came on as Andrew landed in Scottsdale and then the transponder comes back on again at 2:29 p.m. right as Andrew takes off from Scottsdale headed to Provo. This 2:29 p.m. is consistent with this 2:31 p.m. So, you got to put it all together. You have to put all this together. Now, Provo to Santa Barbara, this is a repositioning flight to go pick up Andrew's wife in my opinion. And then this Regency flight, this RJY872 Santa Barbara to Provo, I believe that is Andrew's wife coming in. And I'm going to show you and prove all of that to you, why I think that in just a second. I'm not going to prove it as fact. I'm just going to prove why my opinion is the way it is. But first, I want to explain why this matters. Let me go back here for just a moment. Here's why this matters. We have not been given an explanation for this November 560 Tango Whiskey flight on the left. Any of these three flights, no one has spoken out and said they were on any of those three flights. You will never convince me, unless you can find somebody to sign an affidavit under penalty of perjury that they were on that flight and they were not related to TPUSA. You will never convince me that those were not TPUSA related flights. And if they were TPUSA related flights, because the only three cities they involve are Scottsdale, where Kirks live, Provo, where the event was taking place, and Santa Barbara, where Kulit lives. So, it only makes sense to me that it's TPUSA flights and it's a flight that took someone, probably Erica in my opinion, from Scottsdale to Provo, reposition to Santa Barbara to pick up Andrew Kovit, Santa Barbara to Scottsdale, so that Andrew would be in Scottsdale to take the Deltazulu flight up, the Gulfream 5. And that means Andrew is not in Santa Barbara to be on this flight on the right, the Santa Barbara to uh Provo flight, the top one on the right. That has to be Andrew's wife. And again, this is Charlie's early flight. This is the repositioning flight to go pick up Andrew in my opinion. This is the Andrew flight, the third one here. This is the Andrew flight. And then don't worry about the last two. We'll we'll come back to those later if we need to. Now, here's the kind of the tie to all of this. The Egyptian plane thing has become an issue, and I've stayed away from it for the most part. I've largely refused to weigh in on the Egyptian planes and I wasn't going to bring them up at all until Daisy pointed out that each one of these transponders coming on related to e within five minutes of Erica or Andrew taking off or landing and instantly I thought, "Oh my gosh, it's a communications hub. I think I think Candace had speculated potentially it's a communications hub, but when you line the the timeline up, it becomes obvious to me that it's related. If one transponder if the transponder had come on one time and it just happened to coincide with a plane taking off or landing that we thought had Andrew or Erica on it, whatever. But when it does it three times, you've got a you've got in and one time it was on for 90 minutes and then it and then it come that's that's the Erica plane landing in Provo, Utah in my opinion in my new reading of this here and Erica lands at 10:05. The transponder in the Egyptian jet comes on at 10:05. Again, I have a picture of that jet in just a second. I'll show it to you now. This picture was taken on September 10th. See that at the bottom of the screen. Wednesday, September 10th. That plane is open. The the the the ladder is down on that plane. That is definitively without a doubt, no question, SUBND. That is 100% SUBND. And the ladder's open. Well, Baron Baron Bar. We don't know what time this was taken. Well, we do. We have evidence of what time this was taken because if we just scroll over here in the same image, we can see that the event is about to start. This is where the people are about to listen to Charlie. Again, Wednesday, September 10th. Cars are already lined up here in the back. People are already lined up around here. Based on the shadow length, I estimated this picture was taken between 11 and 11:30 a.m. Well, if it's taken at 11 or 11:30 a.m. and the Egyptian flight transponder is on and the ladder is down and the windows are all closed, someone is on that plane with a transponder on for 90 minutes. That's the plane. That's the Egyptian jet that was on the ground that day. Now, there were two Egyptian jets on the ground that day. One of them had taken off around 7:00 a.m. It's no longer at the airport at this time of day. It's gone. But it's my contention, there's a high likelihood, in my opinion, that Erica Kirk is sitting on that plane as we speak. when that was taken. 30 minutes to an hour before Charlie Kirk shows up. That's my opinion. I think she was on that plane. I think the Egyptian planes just came into play for me for the first time. Now, the second transponder, so that 10:05 up here, this first one, that transponder came on the within one minute of Erica Kirk's plane landing and stayed on for an hour and a half. The second transponder, this 1:40 p.m. Again, let's go to the big thing here. transponder comes on at 1:40 p.m. The Santa Barbara to Scottsdale flight lands at 1:44 p.m. So that's in my opinion Andrew flying into Scottsdale and the transponder comes back on right as he's landing. The third time the transponder comes on this one right here. You see this time stamp? The third time the transponder comes on. Now that time span's on that time stamp's on Zulu time, so don't get lost on that is 2:29 p.m. And you go back and look at our summary. 2:29 p.m. was precisely as um the plane landed in Provo, Utah. The Scottsdale plane landed in Provo, Utah. That one and precisely as the Delta Zulu plane, the Gulfream 5 that Charlie Kirk flow that flew that morning that we all believed was Erica Kirk flying in. It's just as it was about to take off in Scottsdale, Arizona. So, is it complicated? It's a little complicated. Is it important? It's hugely important. It's absolutely hugely important. Hugely important. So, let me summarize real quickly. We've been sold this bill of goods. Hold on. Where's my um Oh, here it is. We've been sold this bill of goods that um Erica was the one who flew in on that flight, the Delta Zulu flight. But listen if listen to the confusion about who was where. Because if Andrew gets off the plane, as Candace explained, and falls into Erica's arms as he gets off the tarmac, that means Erica hung around for over an hour waiting on Andrew to show up before she left the airport. It would also mean Erica would have seen who else got off the plane with Andrew. Listen to how Candace explains when she asked about whether or not Erica remembers Andrew's wife being on that flight. >> Strange that Erica did not know that Andrew's wife was aboard the plane to Utah with Andrew because Andrew said that when he landed in Provo, he and Erica collapsed into one another's arms. And when I asked the question whether or not he flew with his wife, Erica was unable or unwilling to answer. And they said they would get back to me. And then they got back to me uh after our meeting and said yes, Andrew's wife was on the plane with him. And I just thought, well, that's interesting because I didn't tell them. I held that card that Andrew told me that Erica um and him collapsing each other's arms on the tarmac. Also strange is that she waited an hour on the tarmac for Andrew Kovette's plane to land. That feels very wrong to me. now >> feels wrong to me and I don't think it's accurate. And I think the timeline I presented to here today squares both of those circles. The reason Erica was still at the airport was she wasn't supposed to be there yet. The reason Erica was still at the airport for Andrew to be able to fall into her arms and cry is because Erica wasn't supposed to be there yet. Andrew wasn't supposed to be there for another hour after that. The reason Erica didn't remember or was unwilling to say whether or not Andrew's wife was on board was because she didn't know what the timeline was supposed to be. No one had briefed her on what the timeline was supposed to be. she was aware that that she you know supposedly the story was oh I was going to be with my mom and then I would have flown in around 3:30 like that she had that much in her head but it didn't dawn on her to have somebody tell her in my opinion is all my opinion it didn't dawn on her to have somebody prep her or it didn't dawn on the people around her to prep her for the fact that she needed to know who was on the flight with Andrew because if Candace is asking about it she probably has a good reason for asking about it. And if Erica says, "Yes, Miss Kovette was on the flight with Andrew and it later is determined, no, no, no, no, she came in the next day." That's a problem. That's a real problem. What I can say is she knew she didn't see her. Or she could have easily said, "Yes, of course. I I Andrew came off the plane and his wife came right off the plane with him. The fact that she was unable or unwilling to answer the question tells me she never laid eyes on Andrew Kulit's wife. And that makes sense. It makes sense cuz she wasn't there. She flew in hours later. That makes perfect sense to me under this new working theory. It also makes sense that Andrew Kovit gets there on the flight where Erica was supposed to be coming in and then Erica immediately leaves at that moment to go to the hospital. That makes sense to me because Erica would want to put up a story that, oh yes, I flew in on the Delta Zulu flight. We landed about 3:30, you know, a couple of three hours after Charlie was shot. We went immediately to the hospital cuz she told everybody, "I went immediately to the hospital. I landed, went to the hospital." This is what she's told everybody. But if she landed immediately and went to the hospital and Andrew didn't fly in until the later flight, she's not there for him to fall into his arm into her arms. And so, because they're not telling the truth, in my opinion, they start making little mistakes like this. And little mistakes like this start to add up and it start to alter the timeline. And so the whole key to unraveling this, the reason I kept looking, the reason we kept digging, the reason we kept diving into all these timelines and building out all these charts and trying to figure this out, the reason we spent way more hours on this than it took me to go over it. The reason we spent so much time on this is because of Andrew's lie. In my opinion, his lie that he told Candace, which was he came in on the light later flight, or the truth that he told Candace that he wasn't supposed to tell her, which is he fell into Erica's arms when he got off the plane. He probably did. The only problem with that is she wasn't supposed to be there. Erica was supposed to have been gone an hour ago. She was supposed to have landed and immediately gone to the airport. And you you you cannot there's no way to square these circles. There's just no way to put all these things together and square these circles. So again, I go back to the summary here real quick and then we'll be done with these. I go back to the summary. I want you to drill this into your brain because to me, this is the key to the giant unwinding because if we catch them lying about this, it's over. If we catch them lying about this, it's absolutely 100% over. Because there's no innocent explanation for not knowing which flight you were on or what time you got there. There's no explanation where it's innocent that Andrew says to Candace, "I fell into Erica's arms, but Erica had left the airport an hour earlier." There's no innocent explanation for Andrew saying that. There's also no innocent explanation for Erica telling everybody I landed and immediately went to the hospital to see my husband's dead body, but also I waited around for over an hour before I left the hospital. There's also no innocent explanation for that. And it all ties together with these transponders. The Egyptian plane transponder coming on at 10:05 a.m. right as Erica is landing in Provo, in my opinion. The transponder coming on at 1:40 p.m. right as Andrew is landing in Scottsdale. The transponder coming on at 2:29 p.m. right as Andrew is landing in Provo. It's just too coincidental. It's too convenient. I saw somebody in the chat saying, "Check their phones." Do you think you guys I I opened with the Murdoch case for a reason. The Murdoch case is the smartest example I could think of of where a phone the presence of your personal phone blew up the whole case and got somebody convicted. He had gotten away with it if he hadn't taken his phone to the scene of the crime. Or he had done a better job getting rid of his son and wife's phones. Now, somebody asked about the transponder. What do transponders do? The transponder coming on means the plane's powering up. It means you can communicate via the satellite technology. You don't have to use your cell phone. You're not pinging local cell towers to communicate. You now have access to anybody you want to talk to in the area. Let's say there's a large team on the ground that needs to know where people are, what time they arrive. That's a great way to do it. Fire up the old transponder. Gives you access to all the planes communication equipment. I look at this, I think she's cooked. I think she's cooked. I don't know whether the police, the FBI, or anybody else, the defense team went and got the footage from these different airports at these different times, but I they should have. They should have. I don't even know whether these airports still save this footage this long, but they should. Particularly on a day when, you know, flights came in and out of here and uh and a major political figure had been taken down that same day. They absolutely should have saved all this footage just like they should have sha saved the hospital footage. Where's that footage? Cuz that would show what time she showed up at the hospital. Because if she showed up at the hospital before her plane arrives. That's a problem. I I I don't think I'm wrong on this. I really don't think I'm wrong on this. And if I'm wrong, if I'm right, think about the consequences of me being right. Think about the consequences of me being right. If I'm right and they're lying about where they were, they're all involved. There's no innocent explanation. There's no innocent explanation for lying about any of these flights. They should have already told us who was on which flight and what time they got there. They already should have told us who was on which flight. But they haven't. But they haven't. Um, you can't check the manifest list because these private flights are not required. They can file manifest or whatever. They're not They don't often do it though. Uh, fly super file super accurate manifest of who's on which flight flight, when why, and how and all. Um, but that's that's that. And if you guys are still confused, we can go over it again later, but I I I want to move on because I think that's pretty solid to me. That to me makes a pretty solid case. Now, granted, I've been immersed in this for a long time. you know, months I've been immersed in these flights. So, these flights to me are more convenient and it makes sense. And I'm talking fast around who was where because we're only on air so long each night. I can't take you through a three or four month investigation uh with as much detail, but I tried to give you enough summary there. There's screen caps. You can go back and pause it and look. You can listen to what I'm saying, take notes. You can figure it all out. But I think I'm right. And if I'm right, it just blows the hell out of their narrative. Just absolutely blows the hell out of their narrative. But again, it's just an opinion. Just one more opinion to add to all the other opinions that are out there. All right, I want to open a video that has gone viral that is about TPUSA and their finances. I have gotten so much mail, you know, email about this I've gotten theories about it, questions about it, and I want to just put it to rest because I think it's it's nonsensical. This is this is the type of video that shouldn't have never gone viral in the first place. The fact that it went viral just means there's a lot of confusion. And if there's a lot of confusion, we need to clear it up. And if you if I open this, you guys are immediately going to know, a lot of you are going to know what video this is about. So, let me play this and I will talk through it as he goes. I will stop every now and then and try try to explain something. I'll give you the broad thesis here. His thesis is that he has uncovered a transaction that paid for the assassination of Charlie Kirk and that he believes Charlie Kirk was investigating financial crimes at TPUSA and he has evidence of that. That's his thesis. Hey guys, I just spent the last 48 hours digging through the February 2026 Epstein ledger on ceilings and I just found the exact bunny trail that connects to 1 point. >> I just realized something. >> It's highly likely that's going to that background mute. I hate when people put beds on stuff. Just just talk. Stop putting beds on something. Let me do it this way cuz I think that's going to trigger a copyright violation. Let me just tell. Does anybody seen this video? This video is this guy saying here are his claims. He comes up here. He says eight days before Charlie Kirk died, he issues an internal memo indicating that Charlie was starting an internal audit of two for-profit companies. And he names them GSM Strategy and Lion Rock Ventures. Well, I've got a I've got a fact here. That's not true. That's not true. This is the actual Turning Point memo that he's referencing. There's nothing in here that mentions those two organizations. Nothing. The memo just talks about a Doge effort, an organizationalwide Doge effort. That Justin Strife will be assembling a small team to assist in this effort. It's focused on becoming more efficient, becoming cost-effective, unifying organizational success, reshaping company culture. So, his initial claim right out of the gate is totally nonsense. It's totally nonsense. There's nothing in the memo about an internal audit of two for-profit companies. But even if there was, I'm going to I'm going to just Even if there was, he claims these are two blackbox LLC's. He doesn't explain what a blackbox LLC is. I'm going to assume he means a shell company or hidden or dark underground LLC that we don't know anything about. and he claims that it's it's TPUSA uses these blackbox LLC's to move millions of dollars in consulting fees. And he wanted to find Charlie wanted to find the beneficial owners, the ultimate beneficial owners of these two companies. Here's the problem with that. I'll tell you right now who the ultimate beneficial owner was. We don't have to guess. We don't have to have a Doge effort. We don't need to murder anybody over it. Stacy Sheridan owns both companies. It's a public record. It's been available for months. We've been talking about it. This was not a mystery. This is not something you have to record a video with some super creepy bed that's probably going to trigger a copyright violation. So, the fact is that yes, Charlie did send out an internal memo, but had nothing to do with these two companies. And even if it did have to do with those two companies, he already knew who owned them. He already knew who owned them. It was Stacy Sheridan. She was skimming off the top of some of the donations as a fee. That's It happens. It's not right, but it happens in my opinion. There's his next claim. His next claim is that on September 8th, two days before Charlie Kirk was taken down, a quote $350,000 logistics support wire was initiated through a um a bank. And then he claims the bank is a node that the 2026 ledger proves Lesie Wckner Wexner and Leon Black used for professional fee payouts. Well, here's the problem. That's his claim. That there's a $350,000 wire that goes out two days before Charlie Kirk is taken down. And that that the that that was a node. This bank is a node. That's a a creepy word. The problem with that is there has been no evidence at all to date, period. End of story, that there was a $350,000 payment that went out on September 8th. I don't know where he came up with that. I don't know why he said it. I don't know if he's using is I mean it sounded like AI slop what he was reading and he was just reading something but it sounds like AI slop but the the reality is there was a $350,000 payment that was a loan from TPUSA the year or two before and it was for a life insurance policy and we've looked at that. Danks did a good video on that. Danks did probably the best video on the internet about that life insurance policy and the payment and the way it was structured and the fact that the company shut down and then the LLC had to fire back up in order to accept the payment. He did a great video. I'm not going to recap it, but but what this what this guy is calling a bank node is not a bank node. It's a bank. It's a it's a it's a it's a routing number. It's a routing number to Chase Bank. Anybody here who has a Chase bank has a similar routing number, which means every time you make your rent payment, are you hitting some super secret node? No. It's just a wire payment. That's all it is. It is a wire payment that took place years before. Had nothing to do with the days leading up to Charlie Kirk passing away. The next claim he makes, The next claim this guy makes is that the money funded a ground team in Provo that was active while Charlie Kirk was on the stage. He then claims two Egyptian jets were on the runway. That's demonstrably false. There was only one. It was SUBND. SUBTT, the other Egyptian jet had taken off 5 hours earlier. He then says one of them, SUBND, fired up a transponder 17 minutes after the shot. That's also false. It did not fire up 17 minutes after the shot. It fired up an hour and 17 minutes after the shot. And don't and he's trying to correlate it to the shot. Don't correlate to the shot. Correlate it to the plane that's landing at the exact same time. That makes more sense because every time this the transponder was fired up, there was a plane taking off or landing that was related to to to these days operations. And finally, his final claim here in this in this section was that the rental cars used by the Egyptian team were build to the same Delaware shell companies that Charlie Kirk was auditing. And he's again, he's calling this Lion Gate and GSM or Lion Rock and GSM. He's calling them shell companies. They weren't shell companies. They were nothing more than Stacy Sheridan's companies. Now, if there were rental cars build to those companies, that's news to me. I've been investigating this as closely as anybody. I've not heard that. I've not come across that. No one's told me that. I've not been sent that information. I don't know how he would have that information. He did not show any of his work. I feel a little bit like his algebra 2 teacher in high school asking him how he got the answer. Did you look off someone's paper? I think he did look off of someone's paper. I think he looked off of AI slop and AI slop sucks. Why you don't use it? Use it smartly. Don't use it completely. If Stacy Sheridan's fundraising companies paid for those rental cars, that's news to me and I think it would be news to everyone else watching this. 25,378 people watching right now. News to all of us because it's not been in the public record. And he did not tell us where he got that. He just said it. So, we don't know who was built for the rental cars. Those were the rental cars Candace told us about. We don't know much about the rental cars except what kind of cars were used. And I'll show you something interesting about the rental cars and what kind of cars were. This is kind of fascinating. It's a side issue, but I see all of them right here, or most of them. There's your two Camry right there. And if you switch the view a little bit, there's another one. There are some of your rental cars from that day. And they are sitting right here by the plane that has the gate down. You'll notice this has the window open, and I'll show you why that's important. Just a second. We go back over here to UVU on the same view. This is long after the event because they now have the security gate up. So, these rental cars that are on the ground, um over here, these rental cars that are on the ground. Um where is it? Oh, it's over here. These rental cars that are on the ground, this is after the event. So during the event was the North View. There's only two of them. After the event, there's four, but that's neither here nor there. That's neither here nor there. Someone asked if that was a Dodge Challenger. I don't believe it is. I don't believe it is cuz it looks like a four-door to me. And the and the front end looks wrong. But I'm open to it being a Dodge Challenger cuz that solves the case. That solves the case if that's it. So, you tell me if that's a Dodge Challenger. I'll show you in a minute. I don't know, though. Maybe. No, because he had chrome wheels. I think those would be shining. But maybe not because the sun looks like it's behind it. I don't know. Someone could tell me if that's a Dodge Challenger. This case is over because Tyler's at the airport. But I don't think I I don't believe that's a Dodge Challenger. I think that is a four-door car. It looks like there's a pillar right here. There's the A-pillar and it looks like there's a pillar here. And then you got the EP. I I don't think that's accurate. It does have a spoiler of some sort. It looks like, but I don't I I don't think that's his car. That's not why I was showing it. Um I was showing it to you because the plane still has its thing open. But this is during the event. This is an hour or so within an hour of the event. Down. The thing's down, windows up. So that's his second claim. That's his second claim. Now he finally says his last claim or second to last claim is that the Department of Justice just unredacted big six Einstein enablers. And then he mentions a couple random names and he said they're the architects of the security infrastructure that replaced Charlie's loyal guard with a third party team 48 hours before he died. Well, that's nonsense. There was no security infrastructure change. Dan Flood was still there. Brian Harpole was still there. Now, there was a Rick Cutler edition, but I think we've been able to point out Rick Cutler has worked on that team in the past, at least over the the spring prior to that. And it looks like everybody else was kind of on the team, the same team. So, I don't I don't that this just looks weird to me that he's even saying this. Then he says that they used the same registered agents that Wexner and Epstein have used for 30 years. I want to point something out here. These are the two registered agents he's talking about. There are only four real registered agents in the country that everybody uses. CT company. CT company is the biggest animal in the entire place. Then you have Corporation Service Company. That's one of the ones he's talking about. You have National Registered Agents, Inc., that's one of the ones he's talking about. You have ENCRP. I know Incorpor because that's who I use as a registered agent. Do you know how many thousands or tens of thousands or maybe hundreds of thousands of companies have the exact same registered agents that these two companies used? It's it's it's it's a point that should never have to be debunked because it should never be made that when somebody comes on the television or comes on a video and makes a point like that, you should say maybe this isn't the business, you know, maybe maybe you shouldn't be making this video. Maybe you should run this by some people before you put it out. And his final claim is, this is his his big reveal, that Charlie Kirk wasn't killed for politics at all. No, no, no, friends. Charlie Kirk wasn't killed for politics. He was killed because he was about to pierce the Delaware veil that uncapped the whole corruption scheme. What's the Delaware veil? The two companies, GSM and Lion Rock. Oh, he was going to pierce them. Those companies have been pierced for like a decade. Everyone knew she owned them. They had been paying those companies over the years. You can look at their 990s. We know those were