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Conor Dority — Photo Evidence

Photo evidence filed under Conor Dority — 2 images on this page. Scan the list and open any image for the full picture and its write-up.

About This Cluster​

Conor Dority — spelled Connor Dority in the site profile — is named in compiled online research as an EMT who was on the plaza at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025. According to that research, he and a partner were in full gear with a trauma kit and asked to be let through to render aid. The medical-response timeline is one of the most heavily contested parts of this investigation, and every account of who was allowed near Charlie Kirk and when is treated here as a reported claim. No wrongdoing is alleged against him; the accounts describe him trying to help.

The two images do different jobs. One is a citizen-research collage built on a black background, headed "Conor Dority" with the subtitles "EMT" and "Vascular access technician," pairing a green-circled face in a campus crowd frame with a side profile of a first responder in uniform and a shot of a public simulation exercise. The other is a stack of three U.S. Army artillery team portraits taken in front of a red "Best Redleg" competition backdrop, labelled for the 3rd Infantry Division, the 82nd Airborne Division and the 11th Airborne Division. The second image belongs to a separate military-identification thread that also runs through the Sanchez and Scott Wilson clusters.

The collage is an argument, not a finding — a researcher's attempt to prove a face in a crowd is a specific named EMT, using green circles and arrows. Read it as such. For the written profile see Connor Dority, and for the wider question of how the medical response was managed that afternoon see Witnesses and People.