KM-09 — I Think They're Going to Kill Me (Three People)
"I think they're going to kill me."
Instance 09 in the numbered index of alleged fear-of-death statements attributed to Charlie Kirk. The full index, with every instance side by side, is on They Are Going to Kill Me Texts. Every statement on this page is alleged and is presented as a reported claim, not as an established fact.
At a glance
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Instance ID | KM-09 |
| Alleged wording | "I think they're going to kill me." |
| Date (as claimed) | September 9, 2025 — the day before the assassination |
| Channel (as claimed) | Written messages, per the account |
| Recipient (as claimed) | Three separate people, none publicly named |
| Evidence tier | B — on-record description by a named commentator; recipients unnamed |
Best understanding of when he said this
Best understanding: SEPT 9 messages to ~three people. Same short domain as the Sept 9 cluster.
Date range (working model): Domain: SEPT 8–10 2025 · 6 bars/day · Same-day multi-recipient set
The chart below is not a government finding. Bar height is relative likelihood from public claims (X posts, interviews, investigation indexes, master-file notes). Domain is trimmed to where likelihood is non-trivial — no multi-week empty stretch.
What is claimed
The multi-witness claim: that on September 9, Charlie Kirk told three separate people words to the effect that he thought they were going to kill him, and that all three could confirm it. This is the load-bearing item in the Israel-motive argument — and the point at which, on this site's own assessment, the documentary evidence stops.
How it entered the record
- Described by Candace Owens across podcast appearances and her own program.
- Repeated in aggregator posts claiming three separate people can confirm, with identification still pending.
- Used by Israel-motive accounts as the escalation that converts the confirmed donor chat into a threat narrative.
Verification status
- None of the three has been publicly identified, and none has produced a message.
- Owens has declined to name at least one recipient, described as a TPUSA staffer.
- The site's stated position: without this escalation, the confirmed donor material shows pressure and a business dispute — not a threat.
Do not confuse it with
Three retellings of one claim are not three witnesses. Until the three are named or produce messages, this remains a single-source account describing multiple sources.
X / Twitter posts on when this was likely said
Exact public claims and implications about timing (not a complete archive — these are the dated anchors used for the likelihood chart above):
- @RT_com: "‘I think THEY are going to KILL me,’ he told several people Candace Owens says 2 even have it in WRITING"
- @iluminatibot: "24 hours before his assassination, Charlie Kirk told multiple people: “I think they’re going to kill me.”"
- Master file public-reporting block: "Additional written messages (texts or group chats) to three people the same day, where he reportedly said, “I think they’re going to kill me.”"
More raw date research is kept in the investigation master file and the on-page X quotes above.
Defamation note
No living person named on this page is accused by this site of a crime or of wrongdoing. Recipients, relayers, and commentators are listed because they appear in the sourcing chain. Tyler Robinson is charged, not convicted.
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Interesting
- Many viral screenshots are mislabeled — the site maps them in authenticity and fakes.
- Foreign leads reportedly died inside a tense White House confrontation.
- Radio traffic suggests officers were told to stand down from interviewing witnesses.