Zach Costello Exposes Erika Kirk's Suspicious Social Media Activity Before Charlie Kirk's Death
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Zach Costello Exposes Erika Kirk's Suspicious Social Media Activity Before Charlie Kirk's Death
Zach Costello uncovered disturbing patterns in Erika Kirk's social media behavior leading up to Charlie Kirk's assassination. After nearly two years of silence on X, Erika suddenly began posting just days before Charlie's death. The investigation reveals connections between JP Morgan Chase executive Jess Staley and Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking operation, while raising serious questions about Pam Bondi's ties to Epstein associates. Candace Owens joined the conversation, pointing out that Erika brought no family or friends to Charlie's funeral, only Turning Point USA's head of fundraising who filmed the viral casket video.
Viral Posts Expose Erika Kirk's Strange Social Media Timeline
Multiple posts went viral over the weekend as Zach Costello investigated Erika Kirk's social media activity on X. The investigation revealed a peculiar pattern: Erika had not posted on her own X account since September 19, 2023, nearly two years before Charlie Kirk's assassination. Then, suddenly, she began posting on September 8, 9, and 10, 2025—just days before Charlie's death on September 11, 2025.
While searching through Erika's account to find the controversial video of her crying over Charlie's casket, Costello discovered this suspicious activity. The timing raised questions about her sudden return to social media after such a prolonged absence, with only sporadic reposts in between.
The Epstein Files and JP Morgan Chase Connection
An account called Not an Official News Source brought attention to newly released information connecting JP Morgan Chase executive Jess Staley to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking operation. The investigation centered on a disturbing painting featuring a man in boxers with his finger over his mouth saying "Shh," a stack of money labeled "JP Morgan and Chase," and a girl dressed as Snow White.
Email exchanges from July 9, 2010, between Jess Staley and Jeffrey Epstein revealed Staley writing, "That was fun. Say hi to Snow White." Epstein responded, "What character do you want next?" Jess Staley worked at JP Morgan Chase for 34 years, from 1990 to 2013, the same year the bank ended its relationship with Epstein.
JP Morgan Chase served as Jeffrey Epstein's primary financial institution for 15 years, from 1998 to 2013. During this time, the bank processed over $1 billion in transactions for Epstein and provided the infrastructure for his sex trafficking operations. Court documents revealed major compliance failures, with senior executives overriding compliance objections at least four times over five years. The bank facilitated payments to Epstein's victims and co-conspirators despite internal warnings about suspicious cash withdrawals and wire transfers.
JP Morgan paid $290 million to settle a lawsuit with Epstein's victims and $75 million to settle with the US Virgin Islands in 2023. The US Senate Finance Committee continues to investigate how the bank's leadership handled the risks associated with Epstein, particularly given the six-year delay in filing suspicious activity reports after dropping him as a client.
Pam Bondi's Troubling Connections
Not an Official News Source also exposed Attorney General Pam Bondi's connection to Keith Frankle, who maintained frequent contact with Jeffrey Epstein. The Epstein files mentioned children being trafficked out of Ukraine, while Keith Frankle and his family run a children's home that takes children out of Ukraine. Questions arose about why Frankle visited Epstein's house multiple times and why he and Epstein discussed "body boxes" on February 10, 2010.
The DOJ announced over the weekend that the rest of the Epstein files have been released, though some materials remain withheld. Pam Bondi and Todd Blanche explained that withheld files include material subject to deliberative process privilege, work product privilege, and attorney-client privilege. The announcement united Americans across political divides in calling for Bondi's removal as Attorney General.
The Casket Video Controversy
Zach Costello and his wife Casey discussed the viral video of Erika Kirk crying over Charlie's casket. Casey initially felt terrible for Erika and prayed for her, but things began to change when Erika appeared at a public event wearing leather pants shortly after Charlie's death. Casey found it immodest and inconsistent with the Christian image Erika portrayed when Charlie was alive.
The couple noted that Erika appeared without any family members after Charlie died, and everything seemed performative, focused on Erika rather than honoring Charlie Kirk. The casket video featured Stacy Sheridan, Turning Point USA's head of fundraising, filming and talking throughout, not a personal friend or family member.
Candace Owens quoted Costello's post on X, writing: "The worst part of this is that it wasn't even her friend recording it. It was the head of fundraising at Turning Point USA. Erika did not bring a single personal friend or family member to Utah with her. There is no amount of propaganda that will ever make that normal. Mind you, the vice president offered to fly people on board Air Force 2. Charlie's entire family flew in. Erika chose to be comforted by Stacy Sheridan recording her crying."
Turning Point USA 2.0 and Racist Attacks
The Charlie Kirk Show producer and social media manager posted an image of Candace Owens with an African crown, calling her "the low IQ DEI queen of them all." The post represented an attempt to dismiss Candace Owens as a DEI hire without talent, despite even her former employers at The DailyWire+, Jeremy Boreing and Ben Shapiro, acknowledging her exceptional abilities.
The campaign launched by what Costello characterized as "Erika Kirk and her led Turning Point USA 2.0" demonstrates the organization is not only out of touch but apparently incompetent and racist. The direction of Turning Point USA has shifted to what critics call "The Erika Kirk Show," moving away from the direction Charlie Kirk was taking the organization.
Upcoming Debate with Lisa No
Lisa No challenged Zach Costello to a debate after he covered her video defending Erika Kirk against grooming allegations. No claimed Costello misrepresented her argument and clipped things out of context. Costello accepted the challenge, and the debate is scheduled for Friday at 2:20 PM on his show. No posted on X that she's "heading to enemy territory" and promised the discussion would "get spicy."