Was Charlie Kirk Electrocuted?
December 17, 2025
Writes Ginny Garner:
Lew,
Was Charlie Kirk electrocuted on September 10? This theory has widely circulated on the internet after attorney Baron Coleman’s YouTube podcast on December 11.
Coleman’s YouTube followers vastly increased when @iancarroll advised his 1.3 million X followers to watch Baron’s podcasts. Researcher @alleytopfiles first posted the electrocution theory on X shortly after Kirk’s assassination. She appeared on Coleman’s podcast on December 14.
The theory is that the sound was deliberately set so Charlie, sitting on a metal chair on top of a metal table, was not grounded and he was then electrocuted by his hand held microphone. The theory is buttressed by photographs taken by Charles McClintock Wilson’s photos showing what appear to be burn marks on Kirk’s hands and arm as he is carried to the SUV. Baron and @alleytopfiles discuss the configuration of the tour tent set up that was unique to the UVU event. They talk about the usage of metal vs. plastic vs. rubber, the placement of Kirk’s chair on a table, the location of the sound board – all factors that were different at the murder scene when compared with Charlie’s previous American Comeback Tour college campus appearances.
@alleytopfiles has 5,317 followers but popularity is not an indicator of the validity of research. Here she explains her theory.
The logo displayed on the American Comeback Tour tent was a red, white and blue striped and stars lightning bolt, the symbol of an electric charge. A microphone alleged to be the one Charlie used when he was murdered was on display in a glass case at the $10,000 a plate event at Mar A Lago hosted by Erika Kirk. The electrocution theory does not rule out other theories as two or three events were likely occurring at once.
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