Charlie Kirk Shooting: Timeline, Suspicions, and Key Figures

Questioning the Official Narrative

The mainstream narrative surrounding Charlie Kirk’s shooting is widely doubted. Numerous coincidences and inconsistencies raise suspicions of a larger conspiracy. The rapid dismantling of the crime scene at Utah Valley University (UVU) just five days after the shooting, despite an ongoing investigation, adds to the concerns.

The Official Timeline and Surveillance Footage

• 8:07 a.m., September 10, 2025: Tyler Robinson is seen on home surveillance walking near UVU campus.

• 8:23 a.m.: A gray Dodge Charger registered to Robinson drives through a nearby residential area.

• 8:29 a.m.: Robinson arrives on campus in the same vehicle.

• 9:57 a.m.: Robinson is again seen walking near the campus.

• 11:44 a.m.: Robinson appears on surveillance wearing dark clothing, limping—possibly due to carrying a gun.

• 11:49 a.m.: Robinson is captured walking toward UVU campus again.

Robinson’s movements suggest he walked near campus, drove away, and returned, raising questions about why he would expose his vehicle’s license plate on campus if trying to conceal his identity.

Access to the Roof and Shooting Position

Robinson’s route to the roof was mostly unmonitored by cameras. He accessed the roof by hopping over a railing, setting up his rifle in an open area visible to anyone approaching the stairs. The openness of the spot raises questions about why no one reportedly saw him preparing the shot.

Contradictions in Clothing Reports

The FBI claimed Robinson changed clothes on the roof, but surveillance images show he wore the same outfit both on the roof and walking nearby before and after the shooting. This contradiction fuels distrust in the official account.

Anomalies in FBI Footage

FBI-released footage of the shooter running away starts only after the shot, omitting the shooter’s approach and preparation. Oddly, the shooter’s shadow disappears briefly, and a bystander vanishes mid-walk, suggesting possible video tampering or low-quality footage.

Hunter Kozak: The Last Questioner

Hunter Kozak, a 29-year-old Jewish math student, asked the last question to Charlie Kirk before the shooting. His relatives reportedly own a security firm specializing in AI-driven crime prevention.

Behavior analysts note incongruities in Kozak’s emotional expressions during interviews, raising suspicions. His mother and father have connections to the entertainment industry, including Jimmy Kimmel’s show, adding layers of intrigue.

Media and Public Reactions

Jimmy Kimmel faced backlash for insensitive comments about the shooting, leading to a temporary suspension of his show. The media circus around Kimmel intertwined his name with the tragedy, amplifying public attention.

George Zinn: The Controversial Figure

George Zinn, a man who falsely claimed responsibility for the shooting and caused a distraction, is a peculiar character. Despite low-paying jobs, he has attended numerous national political conventions and high-profile events, boasting connections with senators and university presidents.

Zinn traveled three hours to attend the UVU event where Kirk was shot, despite living near Utah State University, where Kirk was scheduled to speak later that month. He is currently incarcerated for obstruction of justice and related charges.