Charlie Kirk assassinated.

[ELIAKIM]

7mins 

Candace in breach of contractual obligation. 

[SlowLoris]

I have read, literally, hundreds of murder mystery novels. Full of twists and turns, some based on actual cases, written by ex-detectives or crime reporters. I think my fascination is the length to which humans will go to plot the demise of a fellow human. The lack of empathy that exists within some otherwise normal human beings.

They say, "Follow the money." and all too often that is the motivation.

After watching way too many videos, weighing in on dozens of opinions and speculations, I am of the opinion that Charlie Kirk died because of money. Millions and millions of dollars were pouring into the Turning Point businesses. The small charity/non-profit started by Charlie and his mentor had morphed into a behemoth. He no longer had control of the business. Other people had moved into his circle of acquaintances. He trusted them too much. He was conned and when he became aware of the con, he was eliminated. The only thing these cons miscalculated was the fact that Charlie Kirk WAS Turning Point USA. Without him the lure of big money is gone.

I don't for a minute believe that Tyler Robinson shot Charlie. I think that Tyler Robinson was lured somehow to play a role and he secretly believes that at the last minute he will be spared by his handlers. Hence the smirk in court. He probably has an alibi for the time of the murder.

I believe that the cover-up for the real murderers goes to the top of the law enforcement food chain. The real murderers will never be known, the conspiracy to commit murder is too complex and involves some high rollers that will never be held to account. More than likely in the months to come, key witnesses will be eliminated. Car accidents, slip and falls from tall buildings, plane crashes, armed robberies, etc.

At the end of the day, it was a long con, a hustle, and Charlie Kirk was the mark.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/drama/hustle/con_jargon.shtml

[SlowLoris]

This video is 46 minutes long. It involves some boring information about non-profits in the US, what they can and cannot do with the money donated to them.

It is my belief that this is why Charlie was murdered. He was threatening to rein in the illegal money laundering. He was threatening to return to his original core values.

[TruthSeeker17]

I have read, literally, hundreds of murder mystery novels. Full of twists and turns, some based on actual cases, written by ex-detectives or crime reporters. I think my fascination is the length to which humans will go to plot the demise of a fellow human. The lack of empathy that exists within some otherwise normal human beings.

They say, "Follow the money." and all too often that is the motivation.

After watching way too many videos, weighing in on dozens of opinions and speculations, I am of the opinion that Charlie Kirk died because of money. Millions and millions of dollars were pouring into the Turning Point businesses. The small charity/non-profit started by Charlie and his mentor had morphed into a behemoth. He no longer had control of the business. Other people had moved into his circle of acquaintances. He trusted them too much. He was conned and when he became aware of the con, he was eliminated. The only thing these cons miscalculated was the fact that Charlie Kirk WAS Turning Point USA. Without him the lure of big money is gone.

I don't for a minute believe that Tyler Robinson shot Charlie. I think that Tyler Robinson was lured somehow to play a role and he secretly believes that at the last minute he will be spared by his handlers. Hence the smirk in court. He probably has an alibi for the time of the murder.

I believe that the cover-up for the real murderers goes to the top of the law enforcement food chain. The real murderers will never be known, the conspiracy to commit murder is too complex and involves some high rollers that will never be held to account. More than likely in the months to come, key witnesses will be eliminated. Car accidents, slip and falls from tall buildings, plane crashes, armed robberies, etc.

At the end of the day, it was a long con, a hustle, and Charlie Kirk was the mark.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/drama/hustle/con_jargon.shtml

Of those hundreds of murder mysteries, how many times did they pour concrete over the crime scene a few days later? 

I'm not buying it either...

[counterintelligence]

I have read, literally, hundreds of murder mystery novels. Full of twists and turns, some based on actual cases, written by ex-detectives or crime reporters. I think my fascination is the length to which humans will go to plot the demise of a fellow human. The lack of empathy that exists within some otherwise normal human beings.

They say, "Follow the money." and all too often that is the motivation.

After watching way too many videos, weighing in on dozens of opinions and speculations, I am of the opinion that Charlie Kirk died because of money. Millions and millions of dollars were pouring into the Turning Point businesses. The small charity/non-profit started by Charlie and his mentor had morphed into a behemoth. He no longer had control of the business. Other people had moved into his circle of acquaintances. He trusted them too much. He was conned and when he became aware of the con, he was eliminated. The only thing these cons miscalculated was the fact that Charlie Kirk WAS Turning Point USA. Without him the lure of big money is gone.

I don't for a minute believe that Tyler Robinson shot Charlie. I think that Tyler Robinson was lured somehow to play a role and he secretly believes that at the last minute he will be spared by his handlers. Hence the smirk in court. He probably has an alibi for the time of the murder.

I believe that the cover-up for the real murderers goes to the top of the law enforcement food chain. The real murderers will never be known, the conspiracy to commit murder is too complex and involves some high rollers that will never be held to account. More than likely in the months to come, key witnesses will be eliminated. Car accidents, slip and falls from tall buildings, plane crashes, armed robberies, etc.

At the end of the day, it was a long con, a hustle, and Charlie Kirk was the mark.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/drama/hustle/con_jargon.shtml

And then there's this movie.

https://imdb.com/title/tt0074937

[ELIAKIM]

Since Charlie Kirk's death TPUSA has raised approx $10M in direct donations. 

Additionally, TPUSA itself is a nonprofit, its affiliated for profit ventures such as Resolute Media Group and TPSUA Merc LLC continue to generate revenue. 

The organisation is projected to generate oer $100M annually under Eric Kirk's leadership.

The overall fundraising surge reflects strong support from conservative donors and allies, including major contributors like Dough Deason and Lynn Friess, who pledged to double their donations.

[SlowLoris]

I have read, literally, hundreds of murder mystery novels. Full of twists and turns, some based on actual cases, written by ex-detectives or crime reporters. I think my fascination is the length to which humans will go to plot the demise of a fellow human. The lack of empathy that exists within some otherwise normal human beings.

They say, "Follow the money." and all too often that is the motivation.

After watching way too many videos, weighing in on dozens of opinions and speculations, I am of the opinion that Charlie Kirk died because of money. Millions and millions of dollars were pouring into the Turning Point businesses. The small charity/non-profit started by Charlie and his mentor had morphed into a behemoth. He no longer had control of the business. Other people had moved into his circle of acquaintances. He trusted them too much. He was conned and when he became aware of the con, he was eliminated. The only thing these cons miscalculated was the fact that Charlie Kirk WAS Turning Point USA. Without him the lure of big money is gone.

I don't for a minute believe that Tyler Robinson shot Charlie. I think that Tyler Robinson was lured somehow to play a role and he secretly believes that at the last minute he will be spared by his handlers. Hence the smirk in court. He probably has an alibi for the time of the murder.

I believe that the cover-up for the real murderers goes to the top of the law enforcement food chain. The real murderers will never be known, the conspiracy to commit murder is too complex and involves some high rollers that will never be held to account. More than likely in the months to come, key witnesses will be eliminated. Car accidents, slip and falls from tall buildings, plane crashes, armed robberies, etc.

At the end of the day, it was a long con, a hustle, and Charlie Kirk was the mark.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/drama/hustle/con_jargon.shtml

And then there's this movie.

https://imdb.com/title/tt0074937

Touch'e mon ami

Nothing is as it seems, just when you think you have it figured out, the room shifts.

[ELIAKIM]

The man that hired Candace, the man that sacked her, the founder of the Daily Wire. Jeremy Boreing. 

[ELIAKIM]

7mins 

[ELIAKIM]

GB New interview some of the people that were there on the day.