The MYSTERIOUS Clues That Suggest a Larger Conspiracy

[00:00] On September 10th, 2025, conservative

[00:02] commentator Charlie Kirk's life was

[00:04] taken at a campus event in Utah. As of

[00:07] the making of this video, police have

[00:09] arrested a suspect named Tyler Robinson.

[00:12] According to police, Tyler was turned in

[00:13] by his father, who said Tyler implicated

[00:16] himself in the shooting. There are still

[00:18] many questions yet to be answered. And

[00:20] my biggest question is, who else may be

[00:22] involved? Prior to the shooting,

[00:24] breadcrumbs were left all over the

[00:25] internet by people other than Tyler. So,

[00:28] how many people were in on it?

[00:30] Today's video is a very sad one. I want

[00:33] to give my condolences to Charlie Kirk's

[00:36] friends, family, loved ones, and

[00:37] everyone else who has been impacted by

[00:39] this loss. When I first started working

[00:41] on this video, they didn't have a

[00:43] suspect in custody. And now that they do

[00:46] have a suspect and they have released

[00:48] additional information, it makes all

[00:51] that information that I had previously

[00:53] uncovered more unsettling because it

[00:56] seems as though many people knew that

[00:59] Charlie was going to be targeted before

[01:02] it happened. I don't have any answers in

[01:04] this video, but I do have a lot of

[01:06] questions. And I want to start by

[01:07] talking about the suspect that has been

[01:09] arrested, Tyler Robinson. The official

[01:11] reporting states that Tyler's father was

[01:13] a former law enforcement officer and it

[01:16] was the father and a minister who turned

[01:18] Tyler in after Tyler either confessed or

[01:21] implied involvement in the death of

[01:23] Charlie Kirk. According to reports, a

[01:25] family member told police that Tyler had

[01:27] become more politically active in recent

[01:29] years. He had expressed dislike for

[01:31] Charlie Kirk and at a family dinner,

[01:33] Tyler had mentioned that Charlie Kirk

[01:35] would be at an upcoming campus event.

[01:38] Reports say that police also interviewed

[01:39] Tyler's roommate, who showed law

[01:41] enforcement Discord messages between

[01:43] himself and Tyler. Quote, "The content

[01:46] of these messages included messages

[01:48] affiliated with the contact Tyler,

[01:50] stating a need to retrieve a rifle from

[01:52] a drop point, leaving the rifle in a

[01:54] bush, messages related to visually

[01:56] watching the area where a rifle was

[01:58] left, and a message referring to having

[02:00] left the rifle wrapped in a towel. The

[02:02] messages also mentioned having to change

[02:04] clothes, talk about a scope for the

[02:06] rifle, and engraving bullets with

[02:09] messages. According to reports, the

[02:11] police had discovered a boltaction rifle

[02:13] wrapped in a dark colored towel. Pardon

[02:16] my skepticism, but it is awfully

[02:18] convenient that these Discord messages

[02:21] are so on the nose. Like, if you live

[02:24] with this person, why are you sending

[02:26] them messages that will implicate you

[02:28] rather than just giving them the

[02:29] information to their face? like you guys

[02:31] are roommates, you live together. With

[02:33] all that being said, I do question how

[02:36] many people knew this was going to

[02:37] happen in advance. The first person I

[02:39] want to talk about is the person who was

[02:41] asking Charlie Kirk a question moments

[02:44] before the shooting. If you haven't seen

[02:46] it, here's the clip. Don't worry, I'm

[02:48] not going to include the graphic part,

[02:50] just the question.

[02:51] >> Yes. Is that fair to say? All right,

[02:53] great. Uh, so do you know how many

[02:55] transgender Americans have been mass

[02:57] shooters over the last 10 years?

[02:59] >> Too many.

[03:00] [Applause]

[03:05] out there. It's five. Okay. Now, five is

[03:07] a lot, right? I'm going to give you I'm

[03:08] going to give you some credit. Do you do

[03:10] you know how many mass shooters there

[03:11] have been in America over the last 10

[03:14] years?

[03:14] >> Counting or not counting gang violence?

[03:16] >> Great.

[03:17] >> So, the person asking the question is

[03:19] Hunter Kak, and he specifically asked

[03:21] Charlie about trans shooters, then about

[03:25] mass shootings. Charlie asked if he was

[03:27] including gang violence in his question

[03:30] about mass shootings. And as soon as

[03:31] Charlie Kirk put his hand down, he was

[03:34] shot. Is it a coincidence that Hunter

[03:37] Kak asked such an ironic question in

[03:40] that moment? I don't know. This is what

[03:42] Hunter Kak had to say about the

[03:45] incident.

[03:46] >> I went I went down pretty immediately

[03:48] and everyone near me, everyone in the

[03:50] rest of my line who I'd been I'd been

[03:52] talking to for the last like few hours

[03:54] dropped down with me. I remember I have

[03:57] a brother who was in a school shooter

[03:58] who was in a school shooting and I I um

[04:01] I was I was talking about the

[04:03] distinction between these that like for

[04:06] me it was um there wasn't as much fear

[04:10] as I think I would expect because I

[04:13] recognized immediate like I think I was

[04:15] a lot more logical than I thought I

[04:16] would be in that moment where I was like

[04:18] that's an assassination. He is the

[04:20] target. He is the only target. I am

[04:23] freaked out, but I know that I'm okay.

[04:27] >> And people have obviously pointed to the

[04:28] irony that

[04:31] I was the point that I was trying to

[04:33] make is how peaceful the left was

[04:37] right before he got shot. And that

[04:41] that only makes sense if we stay

[04:43] peaceful. And as much as I disagree with

[04:45] Charlie Kirk, I'm on the record for how

[04:47] much I disagree with Charlie Kirk. But

[04:49] like, man, dude, he is still a human

[04:53] being. Have we forgotten that? Are we

[04:55] crazy? Like,

[04:57] >> I failed to see how by asking those

[04:59] questions, he was making the argument

[05:01] that the left is peaceful. I hope this

[05:05] guy is being investigated because the

[05:07] timing of his question is just too

[05:08] suspicious and too convenient. I'm not

[05:11] accusing him of having knowledge or

[05:13] involvement. I'm just saying I hope they

[05:16] investigate him. Anyone who may have had

[05:18] prior knowledge and didn't intervene is

[05:20] just as responsible as the shooter.

[05:22] Something else that is very suspicious

[05:24] is this tweet from someone else who

[05:25] appeared to have knowledge that Charlie

[05:27] was going to be targeted. The username

[05:29] for this account is Omar. The owner of

[05:32] the account says he is non-binary and he

[05:35] uses they them pronouns. And this is

[05:37] what he tweeted the day before the

[05:39] shooting. Charlie Kirk is coming to my

[05:41] college tomorrow. I really hope someone

[05:43] evaporates him, literally. Let's just

[05:45] say something big will happen tomorrow.

[05:47] And he has this dog smiling. Once people

[05:50] notice this tweet, Omar then went to

[05:51] post this message. Charlie Kirk got

[05:53] shot. Bro, I promise I didn't have

[05:55] anything to do with it, but I called it

[05:57] and it's so effing deserved. After this,

[05:58] Omar went on to delete his post and

[06:01] change his username to Max, but people

[06:03] have already taken screenshots and

[06:05] archived his page. This Omar account is

[06:08] very suspicious and I hope it is being

[06:10] investigated. But Omar isn't the only

[06:13] person who appeared to have fornowledge

[06:16] that Charlie Kirk was going to be

[06:17] targeted. A day before the shooting,

[06:20] this book was published to Amazon called

[06:22] The Shooting of Charlie Kirk and it says

[06:24] the author is Anastasia J. Casey. This

[06:27] book has been removed from the Amazon

[06:29] site, but I was able to find the

[06:31] archived Amazon page. That's what this

[06:33] is on the screen right now. So, yes,

[06:36] this is real. Yes, this book was on

[06:38] Amazon. And yes, it does say that the

[06:40] book was published September 9th, 2025,

[06:44] one day before the shooting. I found a

[06:46] Twitter account for someone who says

[06:48] they saw the Amazon listing while it was

[06:50] still active and out of curiosity, they

[06:53] bought the book, and they posted

[06:55] screenshots from the book. So, this is

[06:57] the first screenshot that they posted,

[06:58] and they said that this was from that

[07:00] Amazon book. Public statements. The

[07:02] first official statement came from

[07:04] TurningPoint USA late that night. The

[07:06] organization confirmed the seriousness

[07:09] of the injury, but expressed optimism

[07:11] about Kirk's chances of recovery.

[07:13] "Charlie is a fighter," the statement

[07:15] read. "And he is receiving the best

[07:17] medical care possible. We are grateful

[07:19] for the swift response of first

[07:21] responders and the doctors working

[07:23] tireously on his behalf." Political

[07:25] figures across the spectrum weighed in.

[07:27] Former President Donald Trump, it's

[07:29] interesting that they put former because

[07:31] he is the current president. But former

[07:33] President Donald Trump called Kirk a

[07:35] patriot who has dedicated his life to

[07:38] America's youth and urged supporters to

[07:40] keep him in their prayers. JD Vance,

[07:42] Trump's running mate, echoed the

[07:44] sentiment, framing the attack as an

[07:46] assault on free speech and on every

[07:48] American. Within an hour of the

[07:50] shooting, Utah Valley University police

[07:52] confirmed that a suspect had been taken

[07:54] into custody near the campus perimeter.

[07:56] The arrest occurred quietly compared to

[07:59] the chaos inside campus grounds as

[08:01] officers swept parking lots, lecture

[08:03] halls, and dormatory corridors in search

[08:06] of any possible threat. Eyewitnesses

[08:08] described seeing law enforcement pin a

[08:10] young man against a squad car, his hands

[08:12] raised before leading him away in cuffs.

[08:15] Though officials withheld the suspect's

[08:17] identity until proper confirmation and

[08:19] questioning, word traveled quickly

[08:21] through student group chats and social

[08:23] media posts. Some students claimed they

[08:25] recognized him as a fellow attendee of

[08:27] the Prove Me Wrong tent event earlier.

[08:30] Final reflection, the shooting at Utah

[08:32] Valley University was a shocking and

[08:34] heartbreaking event. Yet, through the

[08:36] chaos, fear, and uncertainty, the

[08:38] responses of students, faculty, law

[08:40] enforcement, and the broader community

[08:42] illuminate the potential for courage,

[08:44] solidarity, and thoughtful reflection.

[08:46] Charlie Kirk's survival, the

[08:47] mobilization of first responders, the

[08:50] unity of the Utah community, and the

[08:52] national conversations that followed all

[08:54] highlight that even in the darkest

[08:56] moments, society can choose resilience

[08:58] over despair, dialogue over division,

[09:01] and hope over fear. Ultimately, this

[09:03] book is testament to those choices, a

[09:06] guide not just to understanding a single

[09:08] tragic event, but to learning from it,

[09:10] confronting the challenges it. So, those

[09:12] were the only screenshots that the

[09:14] account shared. Um, they've stopped

[09:16] posting. I don't know if maybe law

[09:18] enforcement has contacted them. I don't

[09:20] know. But clearly, this book was

[09:21] published before the shooting. It is

[09:23] dated September 9th. And they have

[09:26] gotten the most important facts wrong.

[09:28] Charlie Kirk did not survive, but yes,

[09:30] he was shot. So, whoever wrote this book

[09:32] had knowledge that Charlie Kirk was

[09:35] going to be shot. As of the making of

[09:37] this video, I don't know who wrote the

[09:39] book. I don't know if it was Tyler. I

[09:41] don't know if it was Tyler's roommate or

[09:43] if it was someone else. Hopefully, we

[09:44] get the answer. There are two more

[09:46] people that I want to bring up.

[09:48] Immediately after Charlie was shot,

[09:50] everyone was scared and for obvious

[09:52] reasons, they don't know what's going

[09:54] on. They don't want to be shot

[09:55] themselves. And so, people were running

[09:57] away, but people were also ducking for

[09:59] cover except this guy who stood up and

[10:03] cheered. Mind you, there was an armed

[10:05] shooter on the premises, but this guy

[10:07] didn't seem to have any concern that he

[10:10] could become the next victim. He stands

[10:12] up and cheers and appears to be facing

[10:15] the direction of where the shooter was.

[10:17] The man in the video has come forward on

[10:19] Twitter. His name on Twitter is David

[10:22] and these are his tweets. I hear them

[10:24] shouting crucify. Is it said that

[10:26] Christians can only be saved upon his

[10:28] death? I'm not Christ. Don't make me

[10:30] Christ. And be careful of your shouts in

[10:32] anger. Your rage is embraced. I

[10:34] understand and something should be done.

[10:36] But the mob's lynch is not justice. It's

[10:39] recursive death for killing the wrong

[10:41] spirit. I promise to talk, but only

[10:43] after silence and only to two. I've

[10:45] already secured one. The other will

[10:47] come. I wish I could respond to

[10:49] everything coming in, but it's not

[10:51] possible, so forgive me. There is a lot

[10:53] of rage directed at me, but I promise

[10:55] you'll understand when I speak, and I

[10:57] eagerly await a return to silence. Some

[11:00] are upset because I smile. Some because

[11:02] I cheer and they spelled cheer wrong,

[11:04] and others because they don't have the

[11:06] information yet. for everything Charlie

[11:08] represented. I was there for him, not

[11:10] for his words. I just wanted to meet

[11:12] him. Please, please, please, praying

[11:14] hands. I'm not like everyone else. And

[11:16] it's not just to judge me by an edited

[11:18] clip. You would not wish it upon

[11:20] yourselves. Please. So, his tweets are a

[11:23] little unhinged. Never once did he say,

[11:25] "I had nothing to do with this. I wasn't

[11:27] involved in the planning. I don't know

[11:29] who did it. I had no contact with who

[11:31] did it. I'm innocent." Like, nothing of

[11:33] that nature. As I was editing this

[11:35] video, I came across this clip where

[11:37] David further explains his actions.

[11:39] >> People throwing hats and loud exchanges

[11:42] from different parts of the crowd. Some

[11:43] shouted offensive remarks directed at

[11:45] the LGBT community while others made

[11:47] disparaging comments about the prophet

[11:49] of Islam. There were also cheers, booze,

[11:51] and offensive hand gestures, mockery.

[11:53] The atmosphere carried an energy of

[11:55] confrontation more than dialogue.

[11:57] The first debater tried to persuade

[11:59] Charlie to adopt Mormonism, but the

[12:01] exchange drifted into a disjointed back

[12:03] and forth of opinions. The audience

[12:05] eventually booed him off platform.

[12:07] Another speaker raised the idea of

[12:09] restricting gun rights for transgender

[12:11] individuals, citing Donald Trump as an

[12:13] influence. He began to reference

[12:15] statistics and posed a question.

[12:17] Charlie's response turned to the subject

[12:20] of gang violence as a part of the mass

[12:22] shooting of mass shooting statistics.

[12:25] At that point, I did not see what

[12:27] happened directly. My head was lowered

[12:28] while I listened when I heard a sharp

[12:31] crack. At first, I thought it might have

[12:32] been fireworks or a disruptive prank.

[12:34] So, I looked up to the horizon for

[12:36] smoke. When none appeared, I realized it

[12:38] must have been a firearm.

[12:42] My friend reacted in horror, saying

[12:43] Charlie had been struck. His voice and

[12:45] description told me how serious it was.

[12:47] Based on his reaction, I believe Charlie

[12:49] had been gravely injured. I

[12:50] instinctively I instinctively checked

[12:52] the security team's movement. team's

[12:54] movement,

[12:56] though I have no affiliation with them.

[12:58] Realizing the situation was dangerous, I

[13:00] stood and shouted, "USA." Realizing the

[13:03] situation was dangerous, I stood and

[13:06] shouted, "USA."

[13:08] >> That's not true.

[13:09] >> I'm not saying that this guy was

[13:11] involved, but I hope he is being

[13:14] investigated. The last person that I

[13:16] want to talk about is a name that came

[13:17] up following the shooting, and it's this

[13:19] guy named Sky Valadez. His name came up

[13:22] before Tyler was arrested because he

[13:25] does share a resemblance to the

[13:26] suspected shooter and allegedly Sky has

[13:29] some suspicious online activity. There

[13:31] was a Soundcloud account that allegedly

[13:34] belonged to Sky Valadez and this account

[13:37] posted a song one month ago titled

[13:39] Charlie Kirk Dead at 31. The SoundCloud

[13:42] account has been taken down, but the

[13:44] Band Lab account is still active as of

[13:46] the making of this video. And I listened

[13:48] to the song, and it is just very eerie

[13:51] noises. Take a listen.

[14:00] So, it's very creepy. Was this someone

[14:03] who just coincidentally posted the song

[14:06] one month before the shooting, or did he

[14:09] have prior knowledge? I don't know.

[14:11] There's a lot of questions and I hope we

[14:13] get answers. As far as my thoughts on

[14:16] Charlie's death, I am very heartbroken.

[14:19] Charlie was someone who went on to

[14:21] stages, campuses, streets, and

[14:23] everywhere else spreading ideas. And he

[14:26] encouraged people who disagreed with him

[14:28] to voice their own ideas, their own

[14:30] views. And he was bringing so much value

[14:32] to the world by doing that. He exposed

[14:35] the flaws in other people's arguments

[14:37] and other people exposed the flaws in

[14:39] his arguments and audience members got

[14:41] to see these debates and make up their

[14:43] own minds about who and what they agree

[14:46] with. The person who did this was there

[14:48] that day. And if their ideas are so much

[14:51] better than Charlie's, they could have

[14:53] gone up to the microphone and used their

[14:56] words to demonstrate that the person who

[14:59] took Charlie's life didn't just kill

[15:01] Charlie because they disagreed with him.

[15:02] They took his life because they knew his

[15:04] message was effective. And they thought

[15:07] that by taking his life, they would

[15:09] silence him forever. But now people who

[15:11] didn't even know who Charlie Kirk was

[15:13] are learning about what Charlie stood

[15:15] for. So in the end, Charlie's voice

[15:17] still wins. Rest in peace, Charlie.

[15:23] >> What advice do you have for me as I move

[15:26] into adulthood in order to become a more

[15:28] informed and involved citizen? Well,

[15:30] first of all, thank you for being here.

[15:32] And

[15:34] I have hope thanks to people like you.

[15:36] How old are you again?

[15:37] >> 13.

[15:38] >> 13. Here's a couple things I want to

[15:40] encourage you to do. Learn something new

[15:42] every single day. And focus on what it

[15:45] means to be a good person and a person

[15:47] in strong character. Aristotle said that

[15:50] courage is the ultimate virtue. Without

[15:51] it, there are no other virtues. If

[15:53] people aren't courageous, you don't have

[15:54] honesty. You don't have justice. You

[15:56] don't have beauty. You don't have

[15:57] wonder. And so at age 13, I want you to

[15:59] commit yourself to a life of courage.

[16:01] Courage is doing the right thing when

[16:03] you don't know how it's going to work

[16:04] out. Courage is committing yourself to

[16:06] the correct course of action regardless

[16:08] of the cost associated to it. Every

[16:10] human being I believe is made in the

[16:12] image of the divine is sacred is unique.

[16:14] And if we get away from this principle

[16:16] as we have, we not only have moral

[16:18] degradation, we not only have the

[16:19] collapsing society around us, but it's

[16:21] bad for that being itself. That being

[16:23] itself is unique. That being has rights.

[16:25] And who are we to say just because we're

[16:27] older that we get to murder it? Thank

[16:29] you.

[16:37] [Music]