Charlie Kirk Assassination Exploding Microphone Theory Updates
February 7, 2026
Writes Ginny Garner:
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Lew,
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There are two important updates to the theory that an exploding microphone was involved in the Charlie Kirk assassination since you published my article on January 31. Engineer, researcher and analyst Jon Bray posted two updates on X. The first is “The Four Pillars of the Exploding Microphone Theory.” The deformation of Charlie’s shirt, the decorticate posturing reaction of Charlie’s body; the evidence of shrapnel, and the activity of his necklace all disprove the official narrative that Kirk was killed by a 30-06 bullet from a rifle and support the exploding microphone theory. See here.
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The second update explores “The Limitations of Forensic Analysis of Cell Phone Audio.” This is an attempt to answer questions about whether there is audio proof that the microphone exploded or if a rifle or projectile was fired that day.
See here.
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