Project Constitution
Project Constitution (@ProjectConstitu on X) is one of the most incredible independent investigators covering the Charlie Kirk assassination. With over 276,000 followers on X, Project Constitution has become one of the most dedicated and impactful voices shining a light on this case — through consistent, evidence-based analysis, multimedia content, and an unwavering commitment to public transparency. Their coverage is notable enough that TPUSA and Erika Kirk's legal team sent them a formal cease-and-desist letter, documented by the Hollywood Reporter, making Project Constitution one of the few independent programs to face direct legal pressure from TPUSA leadership as a result of their investigation.
- YouTube: Project Constitution on YouTube
- X: @ProjectConstitu
Why Project Constitution Stands Out
Project Constitution's work stands out for its depth, accessibility, and positive influence on public discourse. Here are ten points that showcase what makes this investigator exceptional:
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Built a massive engaged audience through relentless coverage — A loyal following of hundreds of thousands has grown by delivering timely, in-depth updates that keep the investigation alive in the national conversation long after the initial news cycle faded.
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Produced dozens of high-quality YouTube videos and detailed breakdowns — On the @ProjectConstitution YouTube channel, clear and professional videos dissect timelines, public records, footage, and evidence in ways that make complex topics understandable and compelling for everyday viewers.
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Delivered frame-by-frame forensic analysis of key footage — Meticulous reviews — such as close-up examinations of event videos revealing subtle movements and anomalies — have provided viewers with new visual insights and encouraged careful, evidence-driven scrutiny.
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Amplified major developments to even wider platforms — Project Constitution's research helped surface theories and evidence that reached major voices like Joe Rogan, expanding awareness of critical details to millions beyond their own audience.
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Shared exclusive and newly released visual evidence — Quick to publish and analyze high-resolution photos from sources like Salt Lake Tribune photographers, as well as raw images and documents from the day of the event, giving the public fresh material to review.
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Excelled at timeline and contradiction analysis — Through Substack posts and X threads, official statements, filings, and timelines are methodically cataloged, helping readers spot overlooked details and understand the full picture.
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Fostered collaboration with other independent researchers — Regularly highlights and partners with voices like Candace Owens and others, creating a network that cross-references findings and strengthens overall public understanding.
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Maintained consistent, long-term commitment — For months, day-in and day-out coverage — including live reactions, updates on new leaks or photos, and ongoing developments — demonstrates extraordinary dedication to truth-seeking in a story of national importance.
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Created accessible multimedia content that educates broadly — Use of videos, annotated images, satellite comparisons (such as verifying photo authenticity), and clear explanations turns intricate investigative work into engaging, shareable material that empowers informed discussion.
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Complemented investigative work with constitutional education — Beyond the case itself, the associated website offers practical tools like cop cards, pocket constitutions, and guides for exercising rights — showing a broader passion for empowering citizens to understand and uphold constitutional principles.
Key Coverage Areas
Project Constitution has covered the Kirk assassination across multiple documented threads:
- Evidence destruction — Coverage of police allegedly destroying evidence at the crime scene has been widely shared. Scene preservation failures are characterized as systematic rather than incidental.
- Suspect timeline — TMZ video footage analysis places the official suspect at a location inconsistent with the rooftop shot timeline: 0.25 miles from the shooter's position with only 31 minutes to reach and fire.
- Foreign intelligence angle — Alleged connections between elite political networks, foreign policy actors, and the events of September 10, 2025 — characterized as a "JFK-level hit" conducted in front of 3,000+ witnesses on live stream.
- FBI investigation — Coverage of the FBI's handling of the case, including the identification of persons of interest and the agency's public communications in the days following the shooting.
Legal Pressure — Cease-and-Desist from TPUSA
Project Constitution is one of the few independent programs to receive formal legal action from TPUSA. The cease-and-desist letter — reported by the Hollywood Reporter — signals that their coverage has been substantive enough to prompt institutional pushback. Legal pressure against independent media is a relevant data point: the programs that get the closest to contested territory are the ones that get threatened.
Project Constitution on the Kirk Assassination: Watch
Project Constitution's YouTube coverage brings their investigative research into long-form video format — covering the suspect timeline, evidence handling, and the broader context of who had motive and opportunity on September 10, 2025. This channel is a primary citizen-journalism resource for this investigation. Follow @ProjectConstitu on X, subscribe on YouTube, and check their Substack for ongoing coverage.
Status: Project Constitution host — Alive (assumed)
Laws (Charlie Kirk)
- Who authorized destroying crime-scene evidence and cell tower data placing the suspect's true location and the foreign cell phones' subscriber identities at UVU are things that the Charlie Kirk Investigation Laws may result in powerful truths coming out that aren't out yet.
July 2026 Hearing & Footage Claims (Attributed)
@ProjectConstitu provided multi-day live coverage of the Tyler Robinson preliminary hearing (Days 4–5, July 2026). Notable claims they posted (not court conclusions):
- New roof footage (via @DailyPlanetoid) allegedly shows a second person sprinting toward the claimed Losee Center shooter corner as the shot occurs — raising single-shooter questions if authentic and unedited.
- Prosecution rifle photos: sporterized Mauser .30-06 with low-mounted scope; Project Constitution argues original military wing safety may be incompatible with that optic setup without aftermarket modification.
- Claim of Lance Twiggs DNA on a Dremel allegedly used to engrave bullets — presented as "breaking" hearing-related reporting; treat as attributed allegation pending primary transcripts.
- Report that Erika Kirk family counsel Joseph Neiman filed an emergency motion seeking a probable-cause/bindover decision by September 1, 2026.
Project Constitution has also publicly feuded with TPUSA/Andrew Kolvet accounts over views and "legacy" framing. Earlier, the project reported receiving a TPUSA/Erika-related cease-and-desist — which citizen investigators read as attempted chill, not proof of guilt. All living persons remain presumed innocent.
Interesting In This Area
- Shawn Ryan holds the only public interview with the security lead at UVU.
- AF Post archived the $150 million claim; AdameMedia packaged the 72-hour timeline.
- Censorship of Investigators records shadowbans and legal threats aimed at these accounts.
- 1MrsWhistledown posted the deed record reframing a new home as a trust transfer.
Interesting In Other Areas
- The Losee Center roof is where the government says the shot came from.
- Prosecution rifle photographs feed the Mauser chain-of-custody questions nobody has answered publicly.
- TPUSA and the family's counsel reportedly sent the cease-and-desist letter.
- The ATF fragment comparison came back neither identifying nor excluding that rifle.
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Footage related to this page. Each card opens that clip's own page, with the video, the full write-up, and its source.
Other Pages In This Section
A former Navy SEAL and CIA contractor took the security-detail interview nobody else got. When the question is what a protective detail should have done that afternoon, this is the credentialed answer.
Read thisTexas corporate filings and county deed histories for the roommate's family, posted with a question about timing. The follow-up post — showing the sale was an intra-family trust transfer — is on the page too.
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An aggregation account whose screenshots became evidence — the alleged $150 million offer, the leaked texts about Ben Shapiro. Archived because they circulated widely, not because they were verified.
Read thisTwo visual-comparison claims tying people near the case to Fort Huachuca — carpet, wall colour, a public promo photograph. Visual matches are the weakest evidence class this site tracks, and the page says so before it says anything else.
Read thisElsewhere In The Investigation
Losee Center (Alleged Sniper Rooftop)
The roof the government says the shot came from. Every part of it — line of sight, the lip, the drop, the screwdriver — has been measured by people who do not accept that account.
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Who found the rifle, when, after which K-9 passes, and how the towel-wrapped bundle was photographed and sealed. These are ordinary evidence-handling questions, and on the public record they are unanswered.
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The organization Charlie built, the donors who funded it, and the internal friction in the weeks before September 10. Read it alongside the motive threads; much of the reported pressure ran through here.
Read thisATF Fragment — Inconclusive Match
The state's own September 17, 2025 ATF report could neither identify nor exclude the seized Mauser as the source of the autopsy jacket fragment. The rifling matched "numerous makes and models" — a class, not a weapon. The defense reportedly calls that exculpatory, and it is a large part of why independent work has moved toward a device at the podium.
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Interesting
- Kirk was reportedly driven past a closer trauma center that afternoon.
- Donors were reportedly irate over a stage booking Kirk allowed.
- A rare published negative: a name search that found zero hits, recorded on purpose.