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KeliRabon — X Posts
@KeliRabon contributed widely viewed video analysis of the seconds after the shot, focused on the behavior of Charlie Kirk's staff and security. The items below are claims attributed to their X posts, framed by the poster as questions — not accusations of wrongdoing against any living person.
Claims from X posts
- October 24, 2025 — Circulated a widely viewed analysis clip arguing that Chief of Staff Mikey McCoy, standing near Kirk, moved away with a phone to his ear within a split second of the shot, without appearing to render aid. Rabon framed this as a question about who was called and why, not as courtroom proof of conspiracy.
- Security-protocol critiques attributed to @KeliRabon-style frame analyses raise questions about medical handling by the team generally — the site notes on the Rick Cutler page that these critiques are about process, not proven individual guilt, and that no official ballistic finding links Cutler to the shot.
Investigative value
The McCoy departure clip is one of the core exhibits in the staff-behavior debate that spans the Security Team and the "seconds vs minutes" phone-call dispute involving Erika Kirk's public interview language. It documents observable video behavior while the interpretation — routine crisis response versus something needing explanation — remains contested.