Social Media Detective Noticed Someone Counting To “Three” Just As Charlie Kirk Was Shot In Shocking Footage That Immediately Went Viral [VIDEO]
Charlie Kirk’s killing has seen multiple conspiracy theories surface following Wednesday’s tragic incident.
The conservative influencer and co-founder of Turning Point USA was gunned down while at an event in Utah, with someone taking a shot at him from a rooftop with a high-powered rifle.
Kirk, 31, had made a stop at Utah Valley University as part of his American Comeback Tour and was debating a student when a gunshot rang out and his head snapped backward. He was later pronounced dead.
As it happens, the incident was caught on camera, with videos going into circulation on social media, sparking frenzy online. One angle showed the exact moment Kirk got hit.
Facebook users would later point to someone close to the camera making the recording, saying “three” just before the gun went off, suggesting it was being timed. There were also questions in relation to the video zooming right before Kirk was hit in the neck.
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Charlie Kirk Shooting Sparks All Sorts Of Conspiracy Theories
Charlie Kirk (Photo By Joe Rondone/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK) As mentioned above, several theories have popped up since the devastating incident. One such theory claims that a private jet that left Provo Airport and dropped off the ADS-B for around 30 minutes was likely used to facilitate the shooter’s escape.
Another notes that there were two men behind Kirk making subtle gestures with their hands, implying that they coordinated the whole thing.
There have even been claims of Charlie Kirk faking his death by using a blood pack because of the black mark that was seen on his white shirt.
Some from the far right have theorized that Mossad could be involved due to previous comments from Kirk about Israeli intelligence and Jeffrey Epstein.
Israel was one of the countries that addressed the killing, calling it an attack on free speech.
The authorities have urged folks to avoid misinformation and to rely on verified sources for updates.
