EddieSpaghetti (PnutGalaree) — X Posts
@PnutGalaree (EddieSpaghetti) is a citizen researcher whose posts feed the site's mic-placement, dispatch-audio, and hospital-footage pages. Everything below is an attributed claim from their X posts, not a confirmed finding.
Claims from X posts
- An October 8, 2025 (2:20 AM) post with a video still ringing a man dubbed "Mr. 1776" — claiming he was the TPUSA individual recorded placing the wireless lavalier mic on Charlie Kirk, and arguing a lawful autopsy would show evidence bearing on the mic question. The still credits @PHIL_LYMAN as source. The site reproduces this as one poster's unverified claim about an unidentified person — Table 1776 Man.
- Scanner-audio analysis identifying UVU Officer Chris Bagley as radio callsign "Bags": on archived traffic he reportedly calls in a rooftop imprint on the Losee Center but does not report a screwdriver or casing on air, and a dispatch call he later testified to is said to be absent from circulated archives — see the dispatch radio scanner timeline. The site stresses this is not a finding of perjury.
- Repeated the claim, most-shared via Candace Owens, that the FBI seized all Timpanogos hospital surveillance footage — Hospital Security Cameras Removed.
Investigative value
The account's scanner work gives the site one of its few radio-versus-testimony comparisons, which underpins the Bagley bodycam gap questions. The Mr. 1776 identification remains an unverified crowd claim that this site does not adopt.
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Interesting In This Area
- Hearing coverage says that officer's body camera died on the roof.
- A rear camera's card reportedly left the scene within five minutes.
- Stairwell camera labels appear to flip floors while one car stays parked.
- Court notes describe a flash drive delivered instead of original cards.
Interesting In Other Areas
- Dispatch and scanner traffic is assembled radio call by radio call.
- The body-camera gap covers the exact minutes everyone argues about.
- The officer who reached the roof says the camera died there.
- Hospital cameras were reportedly seized during the manhunt.
Other Pages In This Section
A cartoon and a slide video showing how the drone and intelligence questions travelled visually. The final slide carries the author's own disclaimer, which the site treats as governing: no claim is made that a drone assassinated anyone.
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A single annotated screenshot, widely viewed: two circles drawn on a man being escorted across pavement. The site's own assessment is blunt — a rear-pocket bulge in a compressed screenshot is not evidence of anything specific.
Read thisA clip-sharing account whose contribution is source circulation: the declassified MK-Ultra background material that frames, but never proves, the conditioning theories some researchers try to apply to this case.
Read thisThe "two patsies" reading in its sharpest form, mapped rather than endorsed. One man's obstruction is court record; whether it was coordinated with anything is not, and nobody here is found to have taken part in a crime.
Read thisElsewhere In The Investigation
Dispatch, Police Radio & Scanner Timeline — September 10
What the police radio actually carried on September 10 — the 12:26 first report, an all-black suspect description, the 911 calls, the detention. Dispatch audio is the least edited record of that afternoon.
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Officer's Body Camera Died on the Roof (Claims)
The first officer up to the Losee Center roof had a body camera that ran 27 minutes and 35 seconds and stopped as he arrived. Batteries do die; this one reportedly died before the gravel, the screwdriver and the alleged perch were ever filmed.
Read thisOfficer Bagley — Body Cam Died on Roof
The body camera on the officer who reached the roof reportedly died there. The minutes it would have covered are the exact minutes everyone is arguing about.
Read thisHospital Security Cameras Removed
A hospital that size runs cameras, and not one frame from September 10 has been released. The page is careful about what it is: an open question and a demand for footage, not a finding that anything was removed.
Read thisThis website's author is @HolonCitizen on X and YouTube/@HolonCitizen. Follow me there.
Interesting
- A former USMC breacher reads the wound as a shaped charge in a pendant.
- One draft would deputize Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson as statutory investigators.
- The four-law package lists 205 expanded discovery items against a real docket.