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Charlie Kirk predicted his own death before murder? Candace Owens shares chilling texts: ‘I might get wiped out'
Candace Owens has shared text messages Charlie Kirk sent her, saying he isn’t sure he will “live to see the end of this revolution.”
Candace Owens has revealed text messages Charlie Kirk sent her predicting his own death before he was murdered. The 31-year-old was allegedly shot dead by Tyler Robinson on September 10 during an appearance at a campus event in Utah.
During her podcast on her YouTube channel, Owens shared screenshots of messages between Kirk and herself where the Turning Point USA founder appeared to predict his own death. In the midst of a conversation, Kirk wrote to Owens that he isn’t sure he will “live to see the end of this revolution.” “I believe you were the piece god meant me to meet that will finish the fight,” Kirk wrote. “Since the beginning of tpusa I knew in my gut that I might get wiped out at any time”.
“I cannot explain it,” Kirk added. “But I dream about it all the time. Like all the time.”
In response, Owens said, “That is so weird,” adding that it was more a “fear manifestation” than “actualization”.
Kirk replied, “Not really afraid of it but I’m just telling you what I know to be true.”
After Kirk’s death, a September 7 X post he had shared about Jesus defeating death resurfaced. Days before his murder, Kirk wrote on X, “Jesus defeated death so you can live.”
Charges against Tyler Robinson
Robinson was apprehended just 33 hours after he allegedly fatally shot Kirk, 31, in the neck on September 10. Officers went through CCTV footage from the Utah campus where the shooting took place, and also nearby areas, to find clues about the suspect’s whereabouts after the shocking caught-on-camera assassination.
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Authorities released images from the surveillance footage to the public, hoping to find the suspect. The manhunt concluded after Robinson surrendered to police, according to BBC.
Robinson has been charged with aggravated murder; obstruction of justice - moving a firearm; obstruction of justice - disposing of clothing; witness tampering - telling a roommate to delete text messages; witness tampering - directing a roommate to stay quiet; and violent offence committed in presence of a child. The prosecution has also filed notice of intent to seek the death penalty. "The decision to seek the death penalty is based on the available evidence and circumstances and nature of the crime,” they said in a court filing.
