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Everyone Named In The Following-Planes Material

This page names people. It exists because the alternative — describing claims while hiding who made them and who they were made about — is how an investigation becomes unfalsifiable. A reader who cannot see who said a thing cannot weigh it.

The rule applied throughout: the name is published together with the allegation attached to it, and where there is no allegation, this page says so in the same breath. "Allegedly" is used where something is alleged. Where nothing is alleged about a person, the word would be doing the opposite of its job — implying a claim that nobody has made — so instead the entry says plainly that no claim has been made.

Nobody on this page has been convicted of anything connected to this case. Tyler Robinson is charged, not convicted. Everyone else named here is either the person who made a claim, a public official or public figure in their public role, a professional quoted in a primary document, or a person publicly named by someone else — in which case what is recorded is that they were named, by whom, and what the record actually supports.


1. The people who made the claims

These are named because they published under their own names or under public handles. Attribution is the point: a claim belongs to whoever made it.

Person / accountWhat they allegedly claimedStanding
Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO)The origin of the count. Allegedly 73 overlaps with Erika Kirk and ~23 with Charlie Kirk, revised up from 68. Also the rental-car plates, the contractor claims, the transponder timings, and 920 N King.Made publicly, on the record, under her own name, on her own show. She may be named as the person who made these claims.
John Cullen (@I_Am_JohnCullen)Allegedly a "second highly-suspicious aircraft" — N59906 flying a pattern over the murder scene an hour before the shooting, with a registration "In Question." Also the source of the strongest counter-explanation: he attributes the Provo stays to Duncan Aviation Falcon maintenance under a service relationship traced to 1999.Public, named, on the record. Notable for arguing both directions.
Eric R Rosenwald (@rosenwald_eric, EricRosenwaldPhotography.com)Compiled the annotated adsbexchange graphic recording five N59906 passes over UVU — 11:01, 11:09, 11:18, 11:26 and 11:35 a.m. — captioned "Apparent Aerial Surveillance Contractor Flights over Utah Valley University."Published under his own name with his business URL on the graphic. His five-pass log is the source that corrected this site's own four-pass undercount.
@WeAre_TheEliteCaptured and published the Flightradar24 aircraft-history screenshots for all five Egyptian tails. Nearly every dated flight leg in this section traces back to these captures.Pseudonymous. The captures are checkable against the tracker; the highlighting on them is the poster's own.
@ProjectConstitu (Project Constitution)Allegedly "BOMBSHELL EVIDENCE: CONFIRMED NOT 2 BUT 5 EGYPTIAN MILITARY PLANES SWARMED PROVO in 2025." Also circulated the Bright Star 25 release.Pseudonymous. The five-plane claim is the aggregation of the @WeAre_TheElite captures.
@AlsaceTXBuilt the Flight Overlaps vs Other Events timeline graphic covering 2023–2025, aligning aircraft movements with TPUSA events.Pseudonymous. Carries its own footnotes and one year error — see Williston.
@AuntLinda__Allegedly SU-BTT was already at Provo in April 2024, which would undercut the "first US trip was July 2025" framing.Pseudonymous, month only, no day, no screenshot published. Carried as flagged and unverified.
"Stellar Man" (@stellarman22)Allegedly N888KG "illegally turns off ADS-B radar" 30 minutes after departing Provo.Pseudonymous. The "illegally" characterisation is disputed and the owner's account contradicts it — see below.
"I Aver" (@i_aver)Allegedly the N888KG flight path suited "quick landing and hit team transfer needs" at Tuba City Airport.Pseudonymous. Speculative framing on its face.
"Penned Patriot" (@pennedpatriot)Allegedly drones dropped from 650 ft into Utah Lake ~3 hours before the incident and were "picked up" from 300 ft ~3 seconds after it.Pseudonymous. Telemetry timestamps published; interpretation is the poster's.
Morgan (@MorganC000)Allegedly "the same small UVU aircraft" seen over UVU were later over Grand Blanc, Michigan.Pseudonymous. Fails on the aircraft type printed in the poster's own screenshot — see Detroit.
Rebecca Ramaley (@RebeccaRamaley)Asked what the same aircraft was doing "circling over Fallon / Pyramid Lake Nevada later the same day — a data dump or equipment handoff?"Named account. Posed as a question, not an assertion.
@JG_CSTT (Crowdsource The Truth)Circulated The War Zone's "Army Wants To Test Air-Launched Drones From A Global Express Business Jet" as context for the N1098L HADES claim.Pseudonymous. Different aircraft, different thread — do not merge it with this one.
@Dinlas3Tracked Bombardier BD-700 T7-EGY, Mode S 500215, allegedly used by the head of Egyptian General Intelligence: Cairo → Port Sudan 23 Aug 2024, Brazzaville 26 Aug, Nairobi, then El-Alamein.Pseudonymous, but the flight detail is specific and checkable.
Donato Yaakov Secchi (@doyaksec)Reported that el-Sisi removed intelligence chief Abbas Kamel in October 2024, replacing him with his deputy.Named account. Reporting a widely covered public event.
@BasedSamParker / @SamParkerSenateCirculated the "Special Forces — Egypt" magazine spread on Sa'ka and Unit 777 as background.Named account. Background material, not evidence.
@universehop00Posted claimed aerial imagery of the UVU quad, said to align with the 11:35 a.m. N59906 pass.Pseudonymous. Unverified — authenticity, source and metadata unconfirmed.
@iam_MrLetGoNamed in the on-screen overlay of the Project Constitution drone segment as a contributor.Pseudonymous handle appearing in a video overlay; no independent claim of his own recorded here.
MJTruthUltraRelayed and amplified the Owens rental-car segment.Pseudonymous amplifier, not an originator.
Ava, Colleen, ImaniNamed by first name only in the Project Constitution audio as researchers in the "Scooby-Doo chat" who worked overnight on the drone footage.First names only in the source. No surnames are published and none are inferred here.

The people who argued against the claims — named for the same reason

Person / accountWhat they allegedly argued
Liz Wheeler (@Liz_Wheeler)That the spreadsheet counts ±3 days and 50–100 miles as an "overlap," and that on a same-day/same-airport test the count shrinks to one — 10 September, Utah.
@KanekoaTheGreatPublished the row-by-row audit of the Owens sheet: 34% (22 of 65) accurate or partially accurate, 66% (43 of 65) inaccurate, 60% (39 of 65) with the aircraft on a different continent.
@TheMilkBarTV, @TheInspectorAshThat the pattern is a hub-and-spoke coincidence.
@bayonerd09That free-plan FlightRadar still shows the disputed tails in Cairo on several of the cited Provo dates.

2. The people named in the claims

This is the category where naming does damage if it is done carelessly, so each entry states what is actually established.

Waleed E. Mahmoud

Allegedly aboard SU-BTU at Provo in the 27 May – 2 June 2025 window, per a name relayed to Candace Owens by an anonymous tipster.

Owens herself said the name is not a verified identity — "we are dealing with governments… these people just print passports… these are obviously dead ends" — and floated that the person may simply have been the pilot.

A Google Scholar profile for a Waleed E. Mahmoud, Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, Suez Canal University, has since circulated alongside the material. There is no evidence connecting that academic to this case. "Waleed Mahmoud" is among the most common name combinations in Egypt. He is named here only to mark the misidentification and ask that it stop circulating. No reader should draw any inference about him.

(Note: the flight record attributes the 27 May – 2 June Provo stay to SU-BTV, not SU-BTU — so even the aircraft in this claim is contested.)

Derek Maxfield, and Shelaine Maxfield

CEO of Komigo, owner of the company that owns N888KG — the Bombardier Challenger 300 that left Provo about an hour after the shooting and dropped off ADS-B.

He was allegedly connected to the shooter's escape by online speculation. He denied it publicly, under his own name, in detail, the next day, and named his wife Shelaine in the opening of that statement. His account: a prescheduled flight to Page, Arizona, two pilots and no passengers outbound; he and seven passengers boarded for the return; radar services terminated by mutual agreement with Denver FAA centre about 10 miles from PGA, standard for a non-towered field.

"Any suggestion that the flights by N888KG yesterday are in any way connected to the tragic shooting of Mr. Kirk is inaccurate, false and without any credible basis of any kind."

His timings and the tracker's differ by roughly nine minutes throughout, which is a time-zone artefact, not a discrepancy — Arizona does not observe daylight saving. He is named because he chose to be named, and his denial is carried in full.

Abbas Kamel · Hassan Mahmoud Rashad · Abdel Fattah el-Sisi

Public officials in their public roles. Kamel is the former head of the Egyptian General Intelligence Service, allegedly the user of T7-EGY; el-Sisi removed him in October 2024 and replaced him with his deputy Rashad. SU-BTU is allegedly el-Sisi's personal aircraft, per an Egyptian Presidency archive of a 3 April 2023 Riyadh arrival.

None of this connects any of them to events in Utah, and no source alleges that it does.

Tyler Robinson

Charged, not convicted. Named in this material only where a source names him — Owens's "Tyler Robinson must have had some powerful friends!", and the third-party dossier's "Official Shooter" label, which is that dossier's wording, not this site's.

Charlie Kirk and Erika Kirk

The subjects of the overlap claim itself. Erika Kirk has disputed the tracking narrative and the dates used for her side on the record, and her flight logs are reported as erased — which is why 78% of the 73-count rests on an itinerary nobody has published.


3. Professionals quoted in primary documents

Named because a primary document names them in their professional capacity. No allegation attaches to any of them.

PersonRoleWhere they appear
Dave ShipperbottomManager of Government & Special Programs, Duncan AviationQuoted in Duncan's 29 October 2015 press release announcing a five-year direct maintenance contract with the Egyptian Air Force, noting Duncan had managed the EAF Falcon 20 fleet since 1999: "reveals a lot about our relationship with them… It is a good relationship." This is the single strongest innocent explanation in the case — see Lincoln.
Lt. Col. Jerry M. Earl Jr.Aeromedical evacuation planner, U.S. Air Forces Central CommandQuoted in the USAF release for exercise BRIGHT STAR 25, dated 8 September 2025 — two days before the assassination. Bright Star has run since 1980 and is held in Egypt. It establishes an ordinary US–Egypt military relationship and nothing about Provo.
Inga JonesExported the Provo Airport badge-holder rosterThe roster screenshot is footed "Exported 09/11/25 — Exported by Inga Jones," hosted at airport.provo.gov. The export date is the only notable feature, and it has an innocent reading. No allegation is made about her by any source.
Colson ThayerWriter, PeopleByline on "Owner of Plane at Center of Charlie Kirk Shooting Conspiracy Speaks Out," updated 12 September 2025, which carried the Maxfield statement to a mainstream audience.

Photograph credits

The Flightradar24 header images on the aircraft-history captures carry photographer credits. They are named here because uncredited use of a photographer's work is its own small wrong, and because the credits are part of what verifies the screenshots are genuine tracker pages.

Gilles ASTRE · Chris Gimmillaro · Augustin Piffard · David Andrade · Dave Potter · Paun Florin Laurentiu · Stephen J Stein — all via Jetphotos. SpotterPowwwill — the N1098L header image.


4. The third-party "Investigation Dossier"

A screenshot dated 2 November 2025 shows a third-party investigative interface — an "INVESTIGATION DOSSIER" and "PEOPLE DATABASE" — listing individuals connected to Turning Point USA with roles, status labels and numbered priority tags.

The labels are that tool's, not this site's, and two of them are loaded. "Official Shooter" and "Person of Interest" are the tool's wording; this site does not adopt either. "Missing" appears to mean missing from the record — i.e. the tool could not resolve the person — rather than a missing-person report, and no source alleges that anyone on this list has disappeared.

NamedRole as listedStatus as listed
Erika KirkWife, CEO & Chair of the BoardActive
Andrew KolvetExecutive Producer / Co-hostActive
Mikey McCoyChief of StaffActive
Tyler BowyerCOO & Board MemberActive
Blake NeffCo-hostActive
Dan FloodSecurity DirectorActive
Brian HarpoleSecurity Lead"Missing"
Rick CutlerSecurity Guard"Missing"
Blake HarruffGuard / TechActive
Hunter KozakQ&A QuestionerActive
Jason Behuninlisted as "Person of Interest"Active
Frank TurekPhotographerActive
Phil LymanAttendeeActive
Jeb JacobiStudent SpeakerActive
Rob McCoyBoard MemberActive
Bill MontgomeryFounder & Board Member; also listed under "Mentors"Active
Mike MillerBoard MemberActive
Doug De GrooteBoard MemberActive
Tom SodeikiBoard MemberActive
David EngellBoard MemberActive
Gary Rabinelisted under "Mentors"Active
David Horowitzlisted under "Mentors"Active
Tim BallardOUR FounderActive
Jack PosobiecTPUSA AllyActive
Tyler Robinsonlisted as "Official Shooter"Incarcerated
Terryl · Cooper · Justin · "Blake"Organizer · Security/Tech · Security Guard · Security GuardActive (first names only in the source)

Four of these names — Doug De Groote, Tom Sodeiki, David Engell and Gary Rabine — appear nowhere else on this site and are recorded here for the first time. They are listed in the dossier in ordinary organisational roles, which is public information about a public organisation. No allegation is made against any of them by any source, and none is made here.

Four are recorded with first names only because the source gives only first names. No surname is inferred for any of them.


5. The Provo Airport badge roster — organisations published, individual names withheld

The circulating screenshot is page 4 of 4 of the Provo Airport badge-holder roster, exported 11 September 2025. Reconstructed from the image, the visible page holds 37 badge holders across ten organisations:

OrganisationBadge holders on this pageWhat the organisation is
Pilot Makers13Flight school based at Provo
UVU7Utah Valley University's aviation program, based at PVU
Tie-Down4Aircraft tie-down / ramp services
Stone Security3Security contractor
Provo Fire Department2Municipal fire service
Simco Electric2Electrical contractor
Signature Flight2FBO — the fixed-base operator handling transient aircraft
Signature Flight / Hangar Tenant2FBO hangar tenant
Smith Detection1Security screening and detection equipment vendor
Westland Construction1Construction contractor
Total on page 4 of 437

Every row carries the same date, 9/30/2025, which appears to be a uniform expiry or review date rather than an event date. Two rows carry an "x" flag — one against a Signature Flight holder and one against a UVU holder. What the flag means is not stated anywhere in the document.

The individual names on this roster are not published here, and that is a deliberate decision rather than an oversight.

The reason is specific: these 37 people are flight instructors, firefighters, electricians, FBO ramp staff, security guards, university students and construction workers, and not one of them has been accused of anything by anyone — not by Candace Owens, not by any poster, not by any investigator, not by law enforcement. They appear in the source material solely as rows on an employment access list. There is no allegation to attach the word "allegedly" to, and printing thirty-seven private names under a heading about a foreign intelligence aircraft would manufacture the suspicion rather than report it.

Everything about this document that bears on the investigation is above: which organisations held ramp access at Provo, how many people each had, the flag column, and the export date. The organisational roster is the investigative content. The individual names are not.

If a specific badge holder is ever publicly named in connection with a specific allegation by a source that can be cited, that name belongs on this site with the allegation attached, and this page will carry it. Until then it does not.


What naming does and does not establish

  • Being named on this page is not an accusation. Most entries here are people who made claims, people who argued against them, professionals quoted in press releases, and photographers.
  • The claim-makers are named so their claims can be weighed and, where wrong, corrected. Two on this page — Rosenwald's five-pass log and Kanekoa's audit — corrected errors on this site.
  • The subjects are named with what is actually established, including when that is nothing.
  • No public record establishes who tasked any aircraft, in either direction, and nobody on this page is asserted to have done so.