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Phil Lyman — X Posts

@PHIL_LYMAN (Phil Lyman) is a former Utah state legislator who attended the September 10, 2025 UVU event and has posted repeatedly about the case. Status: Alive. He has not been accused by any authority of anything; the site records his posts, photographs credited to his account, and reported coincidences involving him without asserting wrongdoing. His full written record is at Phil Lyman.

Lyman was present in the crowd on the afternoon Charlie Kirk was killed, which is why his photographs keep surfacing in the microphone-device analysis.

Contributions cited from his X account

  • Wide-angle crowd photographs credited to @PHIL_LYMAN are among the day's key records: the "1776 man" crowd photo and the still used in the Table 1776 Man mic-placement claim both carry his source credit.
  • He was reportedly inside the Losee Center and became the first person on camera afterward to state a direction for the shot — tracked on Ten Minutes Before the Shot and in his Photos cluster.
  • He reportedly commented on an X post about "Alice in Wonderland" CIA conditioning about two weeks before the assassination — noted on the MK-Ultra Program page as a recorded coincidence.
  • After formally attempting to access the investigation, he has reported systematic obstruction — cited on US Intelligence.
  • Separately, citizen researchers note a car reportedly belonging to him was parked at 11:30 AM on the route the charged man walked at 11:49 AM (vehicle-movements timeline) — the site logs this as a coincidence and asserts nothing further.

Investigative value

Lyman is unusual among accounts on this index: a political figure and eyewitness-adjacent source whose photos are primary records and whose public statements are tracked on the Utah officials timeline. Every claim about him is attributed, and the ordinary explanation — a local political figure attending a campus event — has not been ruled out.

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Candace Owens on the Ring Footage and the 'Accomplice' Question
Candace Owens on the Ring Footage and the "Accomplice" QuestionA 7:33 segment from the Candace Owens show, reposted by Steve Cameron, in which Owens says a tipster and a relative on camera both raised whether a woman appeared…
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The Phone Call That Set Out to Clear Three Named Students
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This is a digital screenshot of a post on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) by the user "EddieSpaghetti" (@PnutGalaree).

EddieSpaghetti (PnutGalaree) — X Posts

Scanner audio set against sworn testimony: an officer heard calling in a rooftop imprint but not a screwdriver or a casing, and a dispatch call said to be missing from circulated archives. The site stresses this is not a finding of perjury.

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Honest Ash (realhonestash) — X Posts

The clip library for the exploding-mic and second-actor lanes: witness statements describing a chest wound, a man in all black leaving the scene, and the shirt-pull observation. Reposted material, attributed rather than asserted.

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Redacted News — X Posts

A broadcast promo claiming, six days in, that "they knew beforehand" — the earliest high-reach prior-knowledge framing in the case. The site logs it as a narrative marker needing primary sourcing, not as reporting.

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richtidwell — X Posts

One viral post compressed the whole exploding-mic stack into a single sequence: a defense contract, a device under the shirt, then an explosives plant destroyed a month later. Skeptics answer that explosives factories explode without conspiracy.

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Elsewhere In The Investigation

This eye-level, medium-wide indoor shot shows an overturned black metal-framed office chair lying on its side on a patterned carpet floor.

AV Team and Mic Setup

Who placed the microphone, who owned the equipment, and how early the word "dead" entered the timeline. Attributed reporting about named living people; no wrongdoing is alleged.

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This is a medium-wide shot of an outdoor public gathering, likely a political rally or campaign event, featuring a dense crowd of onlookers situated behind a metal crowd barrier.

10 Minutes Before the Shot (12:13–12:23 PM MDT)

The ten minutes nobody watches: Kirk on stage under the canopy, the wireless mic placed under his shirt, the camera and monopod positions, and the affidavit's rooftop intervals running in parallel.

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MKUltra Behavioral-Control Program

MKUltra is declassified public record, which is why the programmed-patsy question does not get dismissed out of hand. The page also carries the "Alice in Wonderland" thread — overwhelm a person with contradictions until the first coherent story offered becomes their truth.

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This image is a digital screenshot of a post from the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) by the user "Project Constitution" (@ProjectConstitu).

Phil Lyman — Early Shot-Origin Claim

A Utah public figure who gave an early account of where the shot came from, differing from others present. Differing first impressions of a sudden, chaotic event indicate nothing by themselves.

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