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Overview

This directory contains comprehensive information about all locations relevant to the Charlie Kirk incident. Charlie Kirk was assassinated at Utah Valley University on September 10 2025, and the geography below is what the cause-of-death analysis has to be reconciled against. The venue map is also central to the state's case against Tyler Robinson, which places him on a rooftop that many of these pages examine directly.

Goal

To map and analyze the locations that citizen investigators cite when arguing the assassination required coordination beyond a lone actor, including the UVU campus, Provo airport (where Israel/Egyptian aircraft were stationed), drone deployment zones, and intelligence staging areas. This includes examining the geographic relationships those commentators point to in arguing for an international scope and advance planning. Their conclusions are unproven contentions, not established findings.

Key Areas

  • Primary locations
  • Secondary locations
  • Geographic analysis
  • Location relationships
  • Site-specific evidence

Status

  • Initial research
  • Evidence collection
  • Analysis
  • Documentation

Laws (Charlie Kirk)

  • Provo Airport records for the Israel/Egyptian aircraft and geofence warrants tying phones to the staging areas and drone deployment-zone flight logs are things that the Charlie Kirk Investigation Laws may result in powerful truths coming out that aren't out yet.

Interesting In This Area

  • The Location index narrows to the amphitheatre itself.
  • Maps carry the drawn geography these pages argue over.
  • The Photos index is one evidence set the public can inspect directly.
  • The Drones index asks what crossed that geography from above.

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Other Pages In This Section

Location

Specific-location analysis for the amphitheatre where Charlie Kirk was killed — geography studied for what it implies about the explosive-device account of the killing.

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Maps

Maps and geographic visualisations of the UVU site and the routes around it — the index that points at the drawn evidence rather than the written argument.

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Photos

The still-imagery index — one of the few evidence sets the public can inspect for itself while the prosecution proceeds behind sealed filings.

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Drones

Drone activity around the UVU courtyard, indexed. Any airborne theory has to answer the same question the rest of the site works on, and the majority citizen reading favours an explosive device at the podium.

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Elsewhere In The Investigation

This is a Google Maps street-view style interior photograph captured inside a modern, industrial-themed academic or municipal building corridor, possibly a university campus or…

Provo Municipal Airport (PVU)

The airfield ten minutes from campus, where a badge-access list was reportedly updated the day after the shooting and an Egypt-registered Falcon had sat since September 4. Reported questions, not established facts.

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This is a vertical screenshot of a mobile web browser displaying a schedule of events on the official website for the Governor of Utah (`governor.utah.gov`).

UVU

The host campus: the courtyard, the Losee Center roof, the security posture, the warnings the university reportedly received the night before, and what changed on the ground within days.

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This is a low-resolution satellite or aerial photograph depicting the roof and surrounding grounds of a building structure.

Possible Shooter Locations

Rooftop, tent line, van, tunnel — every proposed origin for the shot, tested against sight lines, acoustics, and the affidavit clock. If the mechanism was a device at the podium, no shooter position explains the wound.

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No Muzzle Flash or Recoil

Citizen reviewers say roof surveillance shows no muzzle flash and no rifle recoil at the moment Kirk was hit. It is used to argue the roof figure was a decoy rather than the source of the harm.

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