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Jayden Wilson

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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: Jayden Wilson is a living person. An unrelated 2026 Memphis shooting victim shares this name; this page addresses only the UVU roster entry. We do not assert foreknowledge of the attack or evidence tampering.

Investigative Value

Jayden Wilson is listed in Query 6 research among the sound/AV crew in close proximity at the September 10, 2025 UVU event — grouped with Anthony West, Robert Golo, and Terryl Farnsworth. AV witnesses may have heard stage audio through monitors, IFBs, or open mics distinct from audience perception — a key comparison point for Mic — Exploding Mic Theory and Witnesses threads.

Wilson's potential testimony and any stage-side recordings intersect Videos, TPUSA production logs, and cameras chain-of-custody debates. See Phillip Goldsberry Jr. for microphone-placement context on the same stage.

Witness Role — September 10, 2025

FieldValue
Described roleAV / close-proximity team member
ProximityNear stage and AV operations
StatusAlive

According to witness rosters:

  • Wilson is listed in the AV/close proximity group at the courtyard event.
  • The master file notes no major viral posts specifically tied to Wilson beyond group context.
  • He is categorized with sound/AV setup and real-time witnessing, not general attendee accounts.
  • Name disambiguation: unrelated persons sharing "Jayden Wilson" must not be merged with this roster entry.

AV Proximity Significance

Crew members near the mixing position may have logged equipment anomalies — feedback, RF dropouts, or unexpected transients — that audience members could not isolate. Unreleased multi-track audio and FBI 302 material could establish whether AV staff perceived the shot differently from front-row eyewitness mobile video accounts.

Query 6 lists Wilson with Terryl Farnsworth under sound/AV crew close proximity — a separate investigative track from general attendee witnesses.

Citizen Investigator Claims and Public Commentary

(The following are attributed claims and file notes — not findings of criminal guilt.)

AV / Close-Proximity Team

Listed as AV/close-proximity at UVU event. Potential eyewitness/technical value. No accusation.

File Notes Excerpt Context

…is Frank Turek (all in the SUV) Alex Faria Laine Schoenberg Blake (aka Gibby) (Helped carry Charlie ) Terryl Farnsworth Phillip Goldsberry JNR Jayden Wilson Robert Golo Anthony West (AV team in close proximity) Mikey McCoy Blake Neff Andrew Sypher Caleb Chilcutt Da…

…Jason Behunin and Butch Hibbs. - Potential defense value: testimony on microphone setup, audio issues, and real-time stage events. - Name: Jayden Wilson Information: - Listed in AV/close proximity group. - No specific public information tied to the UVU/…

Claims on this page are attributed and remain unproven unless independently documented.

Laws (Charlie Kirk)

  • The AV team's raw stage-side recordings and his FBI Form 302 interview report and close-range audio capturing the shot are things that the Charlie Kirk Investigation Laws may result in powerful truths coming out that aren't out yet.

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