Candace Owens describes footage she was shown of the Charlie Kirk shooting
Candace Owens is publicly disputing the official account of Charlie Kirk's killing, a claim that is bad for Turning Point USA and adds fuel to an already ugly fight on the right.
- She says she was shown footage on a FaceTime call that she secretly screen-recorded, and that it shows the bullet did not pass through Kirk's neck.
- She says three people told her that day that Kirk had almost no neck left, which she now believes was false and part of a story being set up.
- She says Turning Point's leadership called her husband asking whether she had recorded the video, and that federal agents were behind the question.
- Former Navy SEAL Robert O'Neill has raised his own doubts about the wound and the direction of the shot, and she questions how the shooter could have taken the rifle apart, hidden it, put it back together and still hit the target without re-sighting the scope.
Outlook: Expect the feud between Owens and Turning Point USA to get louder, with more pressure to release the full footage and settle what it shows.