Online, a widely circulated video of Charlie Kirk’s murder has raised a great deal of skepticism and conjecture.
The video shows a man in a black shirt standing behind Kirk at a public speaking event in Utah, making an odd finger and arm-cross sign right before Kirk is shot.
Before the gunfire, another person can be seen tipping his hat. Many have questioned whether the shooting was actually random or the result of a planned act because of these synchronized motions.
The video is being examined frame by frame by viewers on various social media platforms. Some people think the movements might just be accidental or innocuous; they might even be unconscious body language. Others counter that the time is too exact to be disregarded.
According to them, the movements might have been quiet clues that the gunman intentionally used to know when to take action.
The fact that no official source has responded to or clarified the dubious movements captured in the video only serves to heighten the anxiety. Authorities’ reticence has only increased conjecture and raised concerns about the names and responsibilities of others in the vicinity of Kirk when the incident occurred.
The identity of the individual wearing the black shirt has not been made public, nor has it been explained why he attended the gathering. Was he a member of the guard? An employee? Or someone completely unidentified? Many people have been apprehensive and doubtful about the story being told as a result of these queries.
The more the video circulates online, the louder the calls are for openness. Investigators and officials are being urged by thousands of users to publicly address the tragedy and provide an explanation for the peculiar behaviors observed prior to the shooting.
