GoingStrategic — X Posts
@GoingStrategic is cited in the investigation record through two preserved post screenshots in the photographic evidence archive — one in the cover-up cluster and one in the distraction/patsy cluster. Items below are attributed claims from X posts, not findings of this site.
Claims from X posts
- Cover-up before/after graphic — A post discussing an alleged "Cover Up in Charlie Kirk assassination," featuring a graphic comparing "Before" and "After" media layouts of the scene; the site preserves the post's analytics screenshot as Cover Up Photo 6 — part of the wider Cover Up (Possible) record.
- September 25, 2025 — Pellet Gun Man — A post investigating the individual referred to as the "Pellet Gun man" arrested in Provo, questioning his identity and analyzing his weapon via a four-panel collage of arrest footage and a wooden-stock air rifle product image — preserved as Pellet Gun Man Photo 1 in the Patsy Candidates cluster.
Investigative value
Both preserved posts belong to the distraction-and-scene-integrity question set: whether same-day arrests of other armed individuals functioned as distractions, and whether the scene's media presentation changed between early and later coverage. These are open questions the site tracks; the pellet-gun individual was not charged in the assassination, and nothing here asserts wrongdoing by any identified living person.
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Interesting In This Area
- GoldenOne1980 argues a lapel mic, not the pendant, carried the device.
- GrayHuze timed the roof egress at twenty-five seconds using stamped surveillance stills.
- In2ThinAir says witness videos vanished remotely; Grok replies dispute that.
- Health Ranger calls the rifle planted; HolonCitizen charts the energy mismatch.
Interesting In Other Areas
- Crews replaced the courtyard dirt with pavers days after the tent came down.
- Other armed men were detained and released that afternoon, including the shoot-me man.
- The transport SUV was reportedly destroyed rather than preserved as evidence.
- Surveillance cameras ringed the plaza, yet the roof footage ends early.
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Inside the device camp, an argument about which device: the lapel microphone rather than the pendant, and the claim that September 10 was the only time Charlie wore two of them. Adds the AES plant explosion weeks later as timing, not causation.
Read thisA barometer for what the mainstream-right media cycle believed and when — the Discord logs sold as a confession two hours before turn-in, then the courtroom-access wins. Researchers use the feed to date when a narrative entered circulation, then check the docket.
Read thisThis site's own author, held to the same standard as everyone else here: the .30-06 energy comparison, the Utah autopsy-release law that arrived months before September 10, and the documented throttling of the account that published them.
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The October 2025 post that started the remote-deletion thread — witness footage allegedly vanishing from phones nobody touched, carried to 270,000 views. Reach is not confirmation, and the site says so: forensics on one such phone would settle it either way.
Read thisElsewhere In The Investigation
Dirt removed, a transport SUV released, cameras and SD cards gone, a body camera that stopped on the roof, a foreign inquiry halted. Each is a reported allegation, and the page groups them by the kind of cover-up alleged.
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George Zinn — the "Shoot Me" Man
The first person taken into custody shouted words to the effect of "I shot him, now shoot me," and later told police he said it to draw attention from the real shooter. He was cleared as the shooter the same day.
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Nearly the whole public case for the accused's movements is built from cameras — doorbells, campus CCTV, crowd phones, production rigs, travel-stop recorders. This is the device-by-device index.
Read thisThis website's author is @HolonCitizen on X and YouTube/@HolonCitizen. Follow me there.
Interesting
- One high-engagement video claims PETN in the microphone wire, remotely triggered.
- Public commentary extends the suspect list well past one 22-year-old.
- A reported $81 million valuation sits beside the succession question and donor pressure.