Andrew Feraci
Disclaimer: Inclusion on this page does not imply that this individual had knowledge of, participated in, or committed any illegal or immoral act. This page documents their publicly known connection to the events of September 10, 2025 for investigative reference only.
Living Person Notice: Andrew Feraci is a living person. We document his reported photography and eyewitness role only. We do not assert foreknowledge of the attack or evidence tampering.
Investigative Value
Andrew Feraci is a TPUSA staff photographer who reportedly stood feet from Charlie Kirk when the shot occurred at UVU on September 10, 2025. His still images and interviews — including commentary referenced as "Charlie Kirk Shooting Analyzed" — form an insider visual record parallel to independent press work by Charles McClintock Wilson and student videographers such as Mathew Franke.
Public commentary links Feraci and Andrew Sypher to similar language about blast origin — suggesting either shared briefing or independent perception that the sound came from inside Kirk's shirt. That remains interpretive commentary, not established fact. Unreleased RAW files and complete interview recordings are high-priority disclosure items under Photos and Videos.
Witness Role — September 10, 2025
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Described role | TPUSA photographer / eyewitness |
| Proximity | Feet from Kirk at time of shooting |
| Status | Alive |
According to public X.com witness commentary:
- Feraci documented the scene as a working photographer at the courtyard event.
- He gave interviews about what he saw and heard.
- He is listed in the videographer/photographer roster alongside Brayden Glascock and Wilson.
- His vantage complements TPUSA AV footage handled by Terryl Farnsworth — a separate chain of custody discussed under cameras and Censorship.
Photographic Evidence
Staff photographers typically shoot continuous bursts near stage. If preserved, Feraci's complete assignment folder could:
- Show Kirk's orientation milliseconds before impact.
- Capture reactions of AV crew members such as Phillip Goldsberry Jr..
- Be synchronized against eyewitness mobile video and Witnesses audio claims.
Laws (Charlie Kirk)
- Feraci's unreleased scene photographs and his FBI Form 302 interview report and whether agents asked him to delete footage are things that the Charlie Kirk Investigation Laws may result in powerful truths coming out that aren't out yet.
Public Commentary on X (Attributed)
:::caution Context Only Nothing here is a finding that Andrew Feraci committed any crime or knew of any crime in advance. Claims are attributed to public speakers or records discussion. :::
Witness stand: Commonly discussed as if a hearing witness. This person is an event witness — an unsworn account of September 10, 2025 — and is not reported to have taken the stand at the July 2026 preliminary hearing. Sworn testimony and event interviews carry different evidentiary weight. See People on Witness Stand (Section E) and Witnesses.
- TPUSA photographer / near-stage eyewitness; X posts and interviews treat his photos and testimony as scene documentation.
Interesting In This Area
- Three men carried Charlie with blood visible on their clothing.
- Blake Bednarz's footage is among the most-examined video records of the moment.
- Sypher and the comms chief both stood inside TPUSA's operational layer that day.
- A ZUMA photojournalist's stills are examined here as evidence, not as illustration.
Interesting In Other Areas
- Canon XA55 audio reportedly separates a distant blast from a louder stage event.
- Crowd phone footage is more complete than the institutional cameras never released.
- Citizen investigators converged on a device at the microphone, not a rooftop round.
- Explosive residue and a DoD miniaturized-charge contract anchor the mic theory.
Other Pages In This Section
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A named procedural role and nothing beyond it. The page records that role with attribution because the alternative — letting a name float unexplained through commentary — is worse.
Read thisElsewhere In The Investigation
Canon XA55 Audio — Three Booms and Stage Detonation
Professional four-channel audio recorded about forty-six meters from the tent. Researchers say it separates a distant blast from a much louder event at the stage — two sounds, two places.
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Dozens of phones were recording. Their combined coverage is more complete than the institutional cameras that were never released, which is why the crowd's footage keeps mattering.
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Explosive in Mic Likely Killed Charlie
The finding citizen investigators on X have converged on: a device at the microphone, not a round from a roof. It is the single largest divergence between the public record and the government's account.
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Shot in the Chest, Then the Neck — One Witness, Two Accounts
One witness, two accounts: chest first, then neck. The page tracks when the account changed, and what else changed around it.
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Interesting
- Commentary questions his office's handling of the rooftop video files.
- After the pager operation, one commentator wrote "that's child's play for Mossad".
- A former representative alleges a foreign service had people inside TPUSA hiring for years.