UVU Campus & Location Searches
Location-first Trends claims argue the kill site and escape geography were researched online months before the event.
UVU campus strings (claimed)
| Search theme | Reported window | Geography |
|---|---|---|
"Utah Valley University buildings" | Aug 2024 | Israel / mixed |
UVU Rooftop / Gun / Parking / CCTV / Layout / Losee Center | May–July 2025 | Israel & DC |
| General campus scouting narrative | Pre-Sept 10 | Mega-post compilations |
Commentators map these to rooftop shooter path, camera blind spots, and crowd flow — reconnaissance theory, not proof.
Sept 9, 2025 — N888KG in Utah
Master-file strange event: tail number N888KG searched in Utah on September 9 — one day before the shooting. The jet later appears in departure timing debates (~1 hour after event). See Planes search page.
St. George & Dixie
- Lance Twiggs address — Tyler/Lance page.
- Dixie Technical College — listed in post-July “health & cover-up” search bundles (lower specificity).
Benign explanations
- UVU is a large public campus — perpetual organic search interest.
- Event pre-promotion could lift building queries in 2025.
- Trends subregion granularity is coarse.
Related
- UVU section
- Cameras
- Maps
- Investigation Index
Citizen Investigator Claims on X (Attributed)
Google Trends / search-pattern claims remain among the most contested OSINT threads.
Pro-pattern voices (Baron Coleman ecosystem; @ZachCostello_; @denton_doyle) argue pre-event Trends activity on names, hospital, surgeon, rifle-drop locations, and Israel/DC/Alabama geos is irregular enough to investigate.
Skeptic voices (@paramounttactcl, @MaxNordau summarizing Tim Pool) argue Trends is sampled noise, unreproducible, and that Google has told media it is not a historical record—especially at single-digit volumes. Joel Webbon-style "Trends prove Israel killed Kirk" claims are treated by skeptics as statistical malpractice.
UVU campus/location search patterns are discussed as casing indicators; event publicity also explains organic interest.
Rule used on this site: Trends anomalies are leads, not identification of a living searcher, and never proof of foreign-state murder.
Interesting In This Area
- A jet tail number was reportedly searched in Utah the day before the shooting.
- Both judges reportedly drew foreign-origin searches months before any Utah interest appeared.
- Skeptics note Trends is sampled noise that Google says is not a historical record.
- Hospital and examiner names appear in the same claimed window as campus strings.
Interesting In Other Areas
- The campus maps show why rooftop, parking and crowd-flow queries get read together.
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CENTCOM — Search Result Claims
The Egyptian president met the CENTCOM commander two days before the killing — a routine, publicly logged meeting that some threads restage as a shadow timeline. This page keeps the proximity and refuses the inference, then holds the "Admiral Cooper" image-search claim to the same standard.
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Fort Huachuca Image Search Results (Claims)
The claim is that named people vanished from image search overnight while unnamed people stayed — a control test run once, by the interested party, with no archived before-state. The innocent explanation is that a person asked Google to remove their own photographs.
Read thisThe names that get lost inside screenshot dumps — a paving contractor, a domain nobody yet had a reason to care about. Indexed so researchers do not lose them.
Read thisTrends Deletion & Suppression Claims
A researcher reports seeing a spike on mobile, zero on desktop, then nothing anywhere — framed as live deletion, equally explained by a UI bug or thin volume. If pre-event search data ever mattered, preservation mattered more.
Read thisElsewhere In The Investigation
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Interesting
- A Navy award for demolition charges shipped sixteen days before the assassination.
- The state's biggest message exhibit came from a roommate's phone, not Robinson's.
- Workers near the recovered rifle reportedly saw a man in black who did not match Robinson.
