Candace Owens Reveals New Evidence Regarding Charlie Kirk Assassination and Asks Utah Residents to Aid Her Investigation

Conservative commentator Candace Owens has revealed impactful new information regarding the murder of her friend and fellow political activist Charlie Kirk earlier this year on the campus of Utah Valley University.

During the podcast she added new details about the financial situation of Kirk's organization, Turning Point USA at the time of his death, and added information that allegedly supports her claims that Kirk's murder was part of an orchestrated international operation.

Owens had announced news that was "going to change everything. That is not an exaggeration. Nothing will be the same," and that she had "irrefutable proof that Turning Point knows more than they are telling us."

In her podcast released today, titled "Operation Mocking-Plane: The Charlie Kirk Plot Thickens," Owens began by recounting the history of the CIA's Operation Mockingbird to suppress media in the wake of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. She then showed clips of other conservative activists criticizing her for questioning the narrative of Kirk's murder, relating them to the CIA's plan to infiltrate the press.

Owens went on to reveal that "undercover operatives" infiltrated her exclusive book club and recorded clips of her talking about the murder. According to her, then they spun her comments to make it look like she was blaming Kirk's widow, Erika, for it. She also discussed the presence of two Egyptian military planes seen at Provo Airport, near UVU, on the day of Kirk's murder, and that those specific planes had been following Erika since 2022.

The political commentator had been skeptical of the official record about Kirk's murder almost from day one. She began expressing her suspicions almost immediately after it happened, stating, "let's chase down every lead and leave no stone unturned. Charlie would do the same if he were alive." She established an email for tips to find out, "Who called the hit on Charlie?"

One of the Egyptian planes Owens mentioned on today's podcast was reportedly "turned on" briefly the morning of the day when Kirk was killed and turned on again minutes after he was shot. She added that she had found evidence that four rental cars were issued for passengers of the Egyptian planes, who have not been identified. She displayed the make, model, and license plates for each of the cars on her show and urged UVU students or nearby residents to check their phones or cameras for pictures of those cars near campus and send them to her email dedicated to tips.

She also proposed a financial motive to Kirk's murder, showing a clip from YouTuber WolvesandFinance analyzing Turning Point USA's finances, claiming it was rife with fraud before his death, and that paychecks were being sent to people who don't exist. WolvesandFinance also claimed that $8.5 million was missing from the organization's paperwork.

The authorities have alleged that Utah resident Tyler Robinson was Kirk's killer, a narrative Owens is contesting. The FBI released chat logs in which Robinson allegedly confessed to the murder and announced that his DNA was found on a rifle near the crime scene.

About a week after the shooting, Owens claimed that Kirk was the subject of an intervention in the Hamptons earlier this year involving billionaire investor Bill Ackman and Seth Dillon, CEO of the satirical outlet The Babylon Bee. According to Owens, Kirk was offered "a ton of money" if he would soften or abandon his criticisms of Israel, and she alleged that even Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had reached out to him.

"There were threats made to Charlie," Owens said, characterizing the meeting as a coercive effort to control Kirk's positions. She added that the intervention centered on demands tied to pro-Israel groups and suggested Kirk had resisted lucrative funding offers connected to those interests.

Owens also claimed earlier this month that there were 12 Israeli phones on the UVU campus at the time of Kirk's assassination.

Ackman called the allegations "totally false" and insisted that no threats or offers of money were ever made to Kirk.

Kirk had really only leveled very light criticism at Israel and the country's supporters after the events of October 7th. Kirk, known for his debates, would host pro-Palestine voices on his show, garnering criticism from his Zionist conservative audience.

He expressed his frustration with this on the Megyn Kelly Show in August of this year, stating, "I have less ability, sometimes, online, to criticize the Israeli government about backlash, than actual Israelis do, and that's really, really weird."

You can watch the full podcast here.