Youtube channel Valhalla VFT has shared zoomed in footage of Charlie Kirk's security team just after the attack.
Video title "Is Charlie Kirk's Security Team The REAL Suspects? FULL Breakdown", from around 15m 50s.
https://youtu.be/t1knBjIWw2c?si=o-pRgWX1uwYZvXWG&t=15m48s
What on earth is going on here? It's blink and you'll miss it, so I took a still.
One of the men attending Charlie's body seems to be holding huge kind of spike or stake, holding it by full fist.
It can't be an adrenaline shot needle or any other medical needle as it's far, far, far too big and wide.
People have talked about the lack of blood on the team. That may not be because they were not getting involved with Charlie at his wound. Could the truth be they prepared well to be involved with Charlie's body and very much did not want literally to have blood on their hands, for fear of incrimination? Perhaps there had been planning for this very situation with, for example, plastic covers & little plastic bags or wraps used as gloves.
…When being caught without blood on your hands may potentially mean being caught with blood on your hands.
This massive spike looks incredibly out of place. In any genuine emergency situation where someone has been shot and is to be helped to survive, why on earth would someone be deploying something like this huge spike?
For what purpose? What can "deploying" possibly mean when a man is lying dying with a severe injury, requiring assistance?
Is this massive spike being used to push an already spent bullet, or a handful of bullet fragments through Charlie's neck deep into his neck?
It might potentially be further possible this spike was being used to break bones, if whatever hit Charlie wasn't expected to do the kind of damage required for the cover-up story.
Then, if all this was going on – who knows – maybe a third purpose was also to help Charlie along towards his certain death? (Rest in peace.)
People have been saying that a purported rifle shot from the roof is fairly easy – but do they mean just hitting somewhere major on the whole body or actually the neck? It seems to me a neck shot (wherever it came from and whatever it was) is both a sign of a professional hit and also a sign of a determined, forensic plan absolutely to kill, where a chest aimed wound could well be survived.
So what is this huge spike or stake held in the man's fist?
Posted by Lcb500
2 Comments
Hiding evidence.
Well two things. There was no spike at all. The thing in your circled image is the man’s finger. It’s very obvious if you watch. Second, where do you get the idea a neck shot is the sign of a professional hit? I would think otherwise. I would think you always go for the body as a professional unless there is body armor which there wasn’t. Then you go for the head as a last resort. Neck would be ridiculous as a standard target.