TriggerSmart Analyzes Charlie Kirk's Final Love Letter to Erika Kirk: Handwriting Expert Questions Authenticity

[00:00] Hello and welcome back to Trigger Smart.

[00:01] Today we're going to be looking at a

[00:02] letter from Mr. Charlie Kirk to Mrs.

[00:04] Erica Kirk. Apparently, it's the last

[00:06] love letter that was given to Erica

[00:09] Kirk. And the thing that's interesting

[00:10] about this is I was really curious. Does

[00:12] this writing match Charlie's writing?

[00:15] So, of course, I had to think to myself

[00:16] with all the other stuff going on and

[00:18] all the alleged lies and things going on

[00:20] around TPUSA and other parts of the

[00:22] case, it made me think naturally, did

[00:25] she write these herself? Was she sitting

[00:27] there trying to write messy letters to

[00:29] herself to make it look like Charlie

[00:30] loved her more than he did. So, let's

[00:32] check it out. This is from Miss Erica

[00:33] Kirk officially. This is on Instagram.

[00:36] What I would give for one more letter,

[00:37] she says. They had such a deep reverence

[00:39] about them. You'd intentionally set

[00:41] aside the noise of the world and hand me

[00:43] words that felt sacred filled and a

[00:45] depth of love both of us could never

[00:47] quite articulate. I read it all even

[00:49] slower now, and as I read your words,

[00:50] the weight of my heart reminds me of a

[00:52] reality that we were never promised gray

[00:54] hair and rocking chairs. even though we

[00:56] assumed it was a guarantee. But my

[00:58] goodness, do I love telling the babies

[01:00] about the fullness of our covenant that

[01:02] left a mark on my soul. My favorite love

[01:04] story. Now she says, "Do I love telling

[01:06] the babies?

[01:08] Shouldn't it be like our babies or at

[01:10] least my babies?"

[01:13] It's interesting. This interesting

[01:14] verbiage, the babies. Honor the Sabbath

[01:19] this weekend with your loved ones. And

[01:21] if you're married, take a minute to sit

[01:22] down and write to them a love letter.

[01:24] One that shows how you see them, you

[01:26] love them, you honor them, and you want

[01:28] to continue to be better for them. A

[01:30] letter like this might seem trivial, but

[01:32] you just never know the course life will

[01:34] take. If the Lord calls you home, even

[01:36] in your absence, as they reflect on your

[01:38] words, your love is still serving them.

[01:40] I love you, Charlie, baby. You will

[01:42] always be my Valentine. How sweet. Now,

[01:45] let's look at the actual letter itself.

[01:47] We're not going to read it here. I'm

[01:48] actually going to pull it up as an image

[01:49] closer. As you can see here, signed by

[01:51] CK with a heart next to it. He's a very

[01:54] romantic gentleman. And then you have

[01:57] the writing here and it looks, you know,

[01:59] fairly sloppy. And this is, you know, he

[02:01] was famous for his little journals. So,

[02:02] I guess that would track. You know, he

[02:04] tore out the piece so quickly that he

[02:06] ripped this edge here. Who hasn't done

[02:09] that, right? You draw something or you

[02:11] write something, you rip it out too

[02:12] fast, and you mess it all up. All right,

[02:14] let's look at the full version. This is

[02:16] the full letter here. Who loves us, so

[02:19] learn.

[02:21] Okay, weird. who loves us so learn slash

[02:26] so personally. And now I'm just reading

[02:28] trying to read what this says. This is

[02:29] pretty pretty rough. So if there's any

[02:32] corrections, put it down in the

[02:33] comments. Who loves us so

[02:34] learn/personally.

[02:36] I love you so much and can't wait to see

[02:40] what adventures

[02:42] may lead ahead of us may be ahead of us.

[02:45] Starting and growing a family of the

[02:47] babies, not our babies.

[02:50] wish you some of the greatest blessings

[02:51] of my life. It is too

[02:56] wonderful and amazing to witness how

[03:00] talented of a mother you are. I adore

[03:03] you beyond words. Seeing it them grow up

[03:06] with such charm and joy is a

[03:11] Christmas blessing or I can't read that

[03:14] word. Something blessing. I love seeing

[03:16] them flourish.

[03:18] Thank you for being such an amazing wife

[03:20] to me. Please let me know how I can

[03:22] better love you and serve you.

[03:25] CK heart. Now that we've seen your

[03:28] brother's letter, which is very sweet, I

[03:30] wanted to look at the writing and see if

[03:32] it actually matches his writing. So,

[03:33] apparently this is Charlie's writing.

[03:36] As you can see, pretty messy. And you

[03:40] can see his lowerase is as big as the

[03:42] uppercase.

[03:44] The spacing between doesn't match. This

[03:47] is a professional handwriting analysis

[03:49] person that did this video. We don't

[03:51] need to watch the video necessarily, but

[03:53] you can see his signature here. And then

[03:55] you can see the way he writes, how the

[03:58] word gets smaller as it goes on. Things

[04:00] vertically don't match horizontally. The

[04:03] spacing is weird. And um you know, it's

[04:05] pretty messy. Like it just looks like

[04:07] some messy writing. But I can clearly

[04:09] make out Brendan Mega. Now, let's

[04:12] contrast that with this.

[04:15] Does it look like I mean obviously this

[04:16] is a little pixelated because we're

[04:18] zoomed in. Let me zoom out a little bit.

[04:20] There we go. Now, does this look like

[04:23] the same writing? Now, granted, this

[04:25] does look like it's a mix between

[04:27] handwriting and manuscript. To me, the

[04:29] first thing I notice about this is this

[04:31] must have been written so fast.

[04:34] I mean, look how sloppy this is. Like,

[04:37] there's there's certain words like like

[04:39] talented that e looks like it was fixed.

[04:44] That's I mean talented is a pretty

[04:45] simple word to spell. So why would that

[04:47] E need to be written over again? Then

[04:49] you have amazing.

[04:51] There's no N. It's a M A Z. Nothing G.

[04:57] And you know greatest. The E and S kind

[05:01] of blend together. You have growing.

[05:04] Again, there's no N. There's this weird

[05:06] this weird shape here. This

[05:09] this strange thing, but it's not an N.

[05:12] You have a head and the D is not even

[05:15] doesn't even have a line in the back of

[05:16] it.

[05:18] You have of. There's not even a line

[05:19] across the F. And again, you have

[05:22] adventurous. Look at this D.

[05:25] That that is not a D. I don't know what

[05:27] that is. This is messy as hell looking,

[05:29] right? And then you have wait. Can't

[05:32] wait. Look at that. It's like five.

[05:35] There's like let's see one, two, three.

[05:39] So, it's like a W with another thing

[05:41] next to it. Wait. I mean, that's that's

[05:43] just strange. And you have U. You can't

[05:45] even make out the U there. It just this

[05:48] looks really really bad. This looks this

[05:50] looks significantly worse.

[05:53] And then he says

[05:55] starting and growing a family. Look at

[05:58] family. Supposed to be F A M I. Where's

[06:01] the L Y?

[06:04] What is this? What is this crap up here?

[06:07] Now, while this is sweet, this is a

[06:09] sweet gesture, uh, when I'm looking at

[06:12] this, this does not look like an adult

[06:16] writing anything,

[06:19] right? There's there's too many there's

[06:20] too many grammatical errors. And it is

[06:23] messy. But again, if we go over and we

[06:26] look at Charlie's writing, if we go over

[06:29] here and we look at Charlie's writing, I

[06:31] can easily make out every letter. The D

[06:34] clearly has all the pieces that you need

[06:36] for it. Although, even here, it looks

[06:38] like it was an A with a line above it or

[06:40] something weird. But you can make out

[06:42] every letter in this. Brendan Maga and

[06:45] then his signature. Now, this assumes,

[06:47] of course, that this is truly his

[06:48] writing, which I believe it is. This is

[06:51] a professional handwriting analysis

[06:53] channel. And as they're going over this,

[06:55] they talk about all the intricacies of

[06:57] his writing. But to me, this Brendan

[07:00] Maga in the signature and the fact that

[07:02] I can make out every single letter

[07:04] clearly and easily. Now, again, this

[07:05] might be manuscript and not cursive, but

[07:09] his cursive, I mean, this is this to me,

[07:12] this is just insane to say that this is

[07:16] the same person writing this. And you

[07:19] can see a lot of it. It looks like I

[07:21] mean this might be a mixture of

[07:22] manuscript and cursive,

[07:25] but the more I look at this, the more

[07:27] this looks like someone else trying to

[07:29] write Messi. And even the the CK here

[07:32] with a loop around it and the heart that

[07:36] doesn't even seem to match the stuff up

[07:38] above for who wrote it. I don't know if

[07:40] anyone's an expert out there. I'd be

[07:41] interested to hear, but do you think

[07:43] that Charlie actually wrote this letter?

[07:45] Do you think he wrote this love letter

[07:46] to his wife? Now, again, this could be

[07:48] the sweetest thing that we've ever seen.

[07:49] This could be Charlie Kirk writing a

[07:51] love letter to his wife, which

[07:53] apparently he did regularly, which is

[07:55] awesome. I, you know, that's highly

[07:56] encouraged to have that kind of

[07:58] communication with your family and let

[07:59] them know how much you appreciate them.

[08:02] But to me, this looks very strange. This

[08:04] does not look like the same person did

[08:07] Charlie's writing and also did this

[08:08] letter. And even in the letter itself,

[08:11] there's some things that don't make

[08:12] sense and look very purposefully done to

[08:14] look messier to try to match someone

[08:16] else who writes messy's writing. So, let

[08:18] me know your thoughts in the comments.

[08:20] Do you think Charlie wrote this letter?

[08:21] And if he did, tell me about how great

[08:23] you think it is. And if he didn't, tell

[08:25] me why you think this doesn't match. And

[08:27] as always, don't forget to like,

[08:28] subscribe, and comment. And I'll see you

[08:31] on the next one.