Cell Data, Angles & Echoes: Reconstructing the Kirk Assassination

Jack Posobiec continues with Stephen Gardner (The Stephen Gardner Show), who returned to Utah Valley University to stress-test the official timeline of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Gardner breaks down: Geofencing & phone metadata: how path-of-travel can place the suspect through the tunnel, up the LoCi stairs, to the roof edge—then into the woods, to a 7:15 a.m. Cedar City stop, and beyond. Topography matters:

Why Google Maps misleads; the amphitheater bowl, 4+ story vertical delta, and the shooter’s high-to-low, off-axis firing angle. Audio forensics: One shot; echoes and a supersonic crack bouncing inside the amphitheater create “second” sounds—not multiple shots. Video alignment: Roof palm/hand marks line up with the FBI roof clip location. 

Chapters / Timestamps

00:00 — Cold open: “Jack is a great guy…”
00:18 — Gardner back on: what cell data can prove (path & timing)
01:34 — Geofencing 101: steps, roof, woods, vehicle, card swipe
02:49 — Why Google Maps deceives: level changes & sight lines
03:25 — Shooter angle: 4-story drop, 10° lateral offset
04:10 — Echoes vs. extra shots: the amphitheater “bowl” effect
05:12 — Roof video & print alignment: same spot, same edge
06:04 — Analog to Kohberger: prints + phone “pattern of life”