Candace Owens Uncovers Erika Kirk Was in Unmarked Building on September 10th Investigation

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Candace Owens Uncovers Erika Kirk Was in Unmarked Building on September 10th Investigation

Candace Owens reveals explosive new evidence in the Charlie Kirk investigation, confirming that Erika Kirk was allegedly in an unmarked building owned by Hopkinson Aircraft when she received news of Charlie's death. Owens details flight tracking data suggesting Andrew Kolvet may have been on Charlie's plane rather than the later Santa Barbara flight as claimed. She examines the curious absence of witnesses who saw Erika on the day of the assassination, despite her being in supposedly public locations. Owens also addresses Blake Neff and Andrew Kolvet's emotional response to Joe Kent's willingness to testify for the defense, calling out their theatrical outrage while they refuse to answer substantive questions about inconsistencies in the official timeline.

March 24, 2026

Breaking Evidence About Erika Kirk's Location

Candace Owens opens with an admission: as someone who isn't technologically gifted, she only recently discovered you could drag flight radar ADSB coverage to exact minutes to see precise plane locations and altitudes. This discovery led to what she calls "rather explosive" details in the ongoing Charlie Kirk investigation.

The show's focus centers on a tip the team had been working on for some time regarding Erika Kirk's whereabouts on September 10th. After careful confirmation, Owens reveals that Erika was apparently in an unmarked building on that day - specifically, at the offices of Hopkinson Aircraft when she received the news that Charlie had died.

The Group Project Investigation

Owens describes the investigation as a "group project" that has maintained momentum for over six months. She credits Baron Coleman's show as the "afterparty" to her own, with both building off each other's investigative work. Coleman recently underscored how frustrating it is that critics ignore major inconsistencies in the Tyler Robinson story and Turning Point USA alibis, instead waiting to pounce on minor details unrelated to the substantive evidence presented.

Owens plays a clip where Coleman explains this debate tactic: "Imagine a simple debate on economics. The losing side might fixate on one outdated data point. They hammer it as proof of incompetence and then they proclaim the entire case collapses." He calls this "bad faith debating" that resembles the logical fallacy of quibbling - focusing on trivial objections to derail the main point.

The Audio Controversy

Owens addresses the recent controversy where someone (not her or Coleman) released audio claiming it was Erika Kirk, which turned out to be incorrect. Critics tried to use this error to discredit the broader investigation. Coleman's frustration is evident: "I'm sick and tired of the constant obfuscation and lies. When we raise real questions, they ignore it. But when somebody says, 'You think Erika was buying a jumpsuit at a store?' OH MY GOD. NO. That's when you choose to come in and answer it."

The Mystery of Hopkinson Aircraft

Owens explains that nobody reportedly saw Erika on the day of the assassination in the public places she claimed to be. She supposedly collapsed in a parking lot after being with her mother, yet there were no witnesses despite everyone looking for Erika Kirk that day. She then allegedly raced to the airport with an entourage including a priest - an unusual sight that should have been memorable, especially at an FBO private terminal in Scottsdale.

The investigation revealed that Erika was at Hopkinson Aircraft's offices when she received the phone call from the doctor about Charlie's death. This happened before she flew to Provo, according to what Erika told Candace directly and what Elizabeth McCoy confirmed in writing.

Hopkinson Aircraft is a luxury aircraft brokerage with locations in Canada and Scottsdale. When Owens searched for their Scottsdale address, it listed 14600 North Aircraft Drive - the same address as Atlantic Aviation FBO. This seemed odd, so the team investigated further.

After sending someone to anonymously contact both Hopkinson and Atlantic, they discovered that Hopkinson is in a building separate from Atlantic FBO, but Atlantic accepts all their mail because Hopkinson doesn't have its own address. The building stands alone, hidden and separate from the public terminal.

Owens shows aerial footage of this unmarked building, questioning why Erika would be there. "You don't know your husband is about to be shot," Owens notes, though she points out Erika's odd statement that when Charlie got shot, her first words were "I effing knew it."

The host finds it suspicious that a brokerage firm would maintain an expensive office in an unmarked building with no address when their business could be conducted by phone. "It felt to me like a CIA front if I'm being honest," Owens states as her opinion. "This is not a real business, but it needs to present like it's a real business for some reason."

Flight Data and Andrew Kolvet's Timeline

Owens presents detailed analysis of multiple planes and their flight times, all converted to Mountain Time (Utah time) for clarity. The investigation focuses on whether Andrew Kolvet was actually on the plane Erika claimed - tail number N724A, a Hawker Beachcraft departing Santa Barbara at 3:19 PM Mountain Time.

This plane, which Owens nicknames "the Barbara plane," is not what anyone would describe as a "massive jet." Andrew repeatedly described having a "massive plane" to himself. The Hawker Beachcraft is a small aircraft where "your knees will be touching."

More importantly, when Owens called the charter company handling this plane, she confirmed all their planes have Wi-Fi. This is significant because text message records show Andrew was unreachable during a specific time window, with Justin telling Aubrey at 4:18 PM that she'd have to wait until Andrew was "on the ground" - implying he was on a plane without Wi-Fi.

When Andrew came back online at 3:26 PM, he didn't say "I was on a plane" or "I just got service." He said, "My internet just came back on" - unusual phrasing that Owens finds noteworthy.

Using ADSB flight tracking data, Owens discovered that Charlie's plane (tail number N911RL, a Gulfstream G5) was coming in to land at Provo at exactly 3:26 PM, descending below 7,500 feet - the point where phones typically start receiving signals again. This plane departed Scottsdale, and Owens believes Andrew took two flights that day: first from Santa Barbara to Scottsdale on a plane without Wi-Fi (tail number N79YR), then from Scottsdale to Provo on Charlie's plane, also without Wi-Fi.

Owens explains that while Charlie's G5 is Wi-Fi capable, it's unlikely he used it because the cost is astronomical - $300,000 just to install, plus $30,000-$50,000 monthly to operate. She knows two billionaires who own Wi-Fi-capable jets but don't use the service because they consider it a scam.

Andrew Kolvet's Potential Alibi

Owens acknowledges one piece of evidence that could serve as Andrew's alibi: he hosted the first hour of the Charlie Kirk show on September 10th. In an interview with New York Times reporter Ross Douthat, Andrew explained that Charlie had him guest host because Charlie was tired after an interview Andrew had booked that Charlie "was not super pleased" about - an apparent reference to Ben Shapiro.

However, Owens points out that Andrew has previously faked being live on the Charlie Kirk show to create an alibi. She broke the story that Andrew visited the White House the day before the Epstein files were released while pretending to be live in Arizona interviewing Kash Patel. Patel played along, saying he "never does a live show" while Andrew was actually at the White House near Patel's office.

Because of this precedent, Owens wanted to confirm the September 10th show was actually live. Andrew interviewed Nick Shirley, a 23-year-old independent journalist and LDS church member from Utah. Owens reached out to Shirley before the episode to confirm he did the interview live between 9-10 AM Pacific time on September 10th, but had not heard back at the time of recording.

Owens is also skeptical of Shirley's claims that he infiltrated one of Rio's most dangerous gangs in just 48 hours. "I don't believe that at all," she states flatly. "You don't just go up to gangs on the street as a nice-looking white boy with a camera and say, 'Hey, I just wanted to see what you're doing here.'"

The Plane List and Timeline

Owens presents an organized list of all relevant planes (times adjusted to Mountain/Utah time):

  • The "Y Refi plane" (N79YR) - Believed to have carried Andrew from Santa Barbara to Scottsdale, or possibly Erika Kirk and Tyler Bowyer to Utah
  • N40J - Departed Scottsdale one hour after Charlie was shot and landed in Provo. Owned by Jason Knup, apparently the chief commander of Naval Service Force in Atlanta. Unknown passengers, but possibly Erika
  • Charlie's plane (N911RL) - Departed Scottsdale, landed Provo around 3:26 PM. Owens believes Andrew was the sole passenger
  • The "Barbara plane" (N724A) - Departed Santa Barbara at 3:19 PM, landed Provo at 4:36 PM. Too late to make sense if Andrew "raced" to get a jet. Possibly carried Andrew's wife

Owens finds it implausible that Andrew waited three hours to get a plane in California, where jets are readily available and Turning Point USA has resources and their own aircraft. She also notes that despite Erika allegedly waiting for Andrew on the tarmac in Provo for an hour, when they went to the hospital, they entered through different doors - Andrew through the front, Erika through a private back entrance. Andrew's wife is notably absent from these accounts.

Blake Neff's Theatrical Response

Owens turns her attention to Blake Neff and Andrew Kolvet's response to Joe Kent's willingness to testify if called by Tyler Robinson's defense team. In an interview with Michael Shellenberger, Kent acknowledged that making statements about the incomplete investigation could result in him being called to testify, and said he would tell the truth if that happened.

Owens plays a clip of Neff and Kolvet reacting with what she describes as terrible acting - "the Academy Award does not go to Blake Neff." They present the evidence against Robinson as overwhelming: the murder weapon with Robinson's DNA, his parents turning him in after seeing his photo, his digital confessions.

Neff says with emotion: "Some people are so obsessed with these same conspiracies that they concoct for every other thing that ever happens... they care more about their conspiracy theories than about the person who murdered my friend facing justice. I am fed up with it."

Kolvet adds: "You have government officials that are now saying on the record to journalists they are willing to testify on behalf of the defense to ostensibly get Tyler Robinson off the hook for something that he did. And so the level of betrayal that I currently feel is dramatic."

Owens mocks their performance extensively: "They're just so full of it. They're not even good... It's overwhelming. The evidence is so overwhelming that if Joe Kent tells the truth, it would be an act of betrayal. The whole case would fall apart if he told the truth."

She points out that Robinson hasn't even been arraigned or pled guilty yet, that authorities lost the tape of when he turned himself in, that they can't prove the weapon was actually fired, and that bomb dogs couldn't find the weapon (it was found by rookie cops after the FBI pointed to a location).

"If I had a position on something and I knew it wasn't true, I would go, 'Yeah, I'd love to come on your show and explain how that's not true,'" Owens says, inviting Blake to appear on her show to debunk her claims if the evidence is so overwhelming.

The Truth as Betrayal

Owens is particularly offended by the suggestion that telling the truth would constitute betrayal of Charlie Kirk. "You think telling the truth betrays Charlie? You were never a friend of his," she states. "If anything I said on the show got called and pulled over in the defense, I would stand by every word that I said because it's true."

She notes the irony pointed out by a commenter: "How ironic that Andrew Kolvet wants the FBI to investigate Joe Kent, but not to investigate Charlie Kirk's murder." She also points out that when she met with Erika in December, Erika said she had no more evidence than the public had, yet now Andrew claims they've found so much more evidence since then.

Owens challenges Kolvet and Neff to address the substantive questions rather than performative outrage over Joe Kent's truthfulness. She maintains that the investigation is motivated by seeking truth about what happened to her friend Charlie, not by conspiracy theories, and that the mounting evidence of inconsistencies deserves real answers.

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