Candace Owens Accuses Turning Point USA Staffer Terryl of Lying About Crime Scene Footage
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Candace Owens Accuses Turning Point USA Staffer Terryl of Lying About Crime Scene Footage
Candace Owens shares footage she says shows a Turning Point USA-connected individual named Terryl removing a single SD card from one camera near where Charlie Kirk was shot, rather than the camera itself or cards from other nearby cameras, before looking around and texting someone. Owens argues the footage from that specific camera was later clipped and zoomed in a way she believes was deliberate, and questions why that particular footage was prioritized over other angles. She says she has known about the footage since October through a network of contacts she describes as wanting to get the truth out, and states directly that she believes Terryl lied to her in a phone conversation about his reasons for taking the card. Owens frames her conclusions explicitly as her own opinion and speculation, while raising questions about the chain of custody of the footage, why the FBI would be involved in what she describes as a Utah state case, and why she believes Turning Point USA has downplayed the footage's significance.
Candace Owens walks through footage she says shows a man she identifies as Terryl approaching a camera positioned near where Charlie Kirk was shot. Rather than taking the entire camera, she says he removes only the SD card, looks around as if checking who is watching him, and does not attempt to secure cards from any of the other nearby cameras.
What Happened Afterward
Owens says she is revealing footage for the first time showing what Terryl did after taking the card, describing him pocketing it, looking around again, and then pulling out his phone to text someone. She says she has been aware of this footage since October through a network of contacts, including some she describes as government employees, who she says have been trying to get information out.
Owens' Interpretation
Owens states clearly that her conclusions are her own opinion, saying that based on Terryl's mannerisms and the speed with which he went to that specific camera, it looks to her like he was completing a task and reporting back to someone rather than simply guarding against theft. She contrasts this with an account from Andrew Kolvet, which she says frames Terryl's actions as concern over people stealing camera equipment.
Questions About the Footage's Handling
Owens argues that a court filing indicates the footage from that camera in particular was clipped and zoomed in, and questions why that would have been necessary if there was nothing notable about it. She raises questions about statements made by Kathy Nester regarding whether the footage was edited before being handed over, and questions why the FBI would be in possession of evidence from what she describes as a Utah state case rather than Utah's own state investigators.
A Claim of Being Lied To
Owens says that Terryl told her in a phone conversation that he had spoken with Erika Kirk specifically about the footage, but says she cannot vouch for the truth of that claim and states she believes he lied to her about other matters during that same call, including his stated concerns about Google. She closes by saying she plans to continue examining the footage as part of an ongoing legal matter she says she is involved in.
