Video of Charlie Kirk Shooting Sparks Public Skepticism
A widely shared video of Charlie Kirk’s tragic shooting at a Utah speaking event has ignited intense speculation online. The footage shows a man in a black shirt behind Kirk, making an unusual hand gesture—crossing his fingers and arms—just moments before the fatal shot. Another individual can be seen tipping his hat immediately prior to the gunfire.
Social media users are dissecting the video frame by frame. While some suggest these movements were coincidental or unconscious, others argue the timing is too precise to ignore. Many believe the gestures could have served as silent signals to the shooter, raising concerns about possible coordination.
Authorities have not explained the identities or roles of those near Kirk during the attack, leaving the man in the black shirt unaccounted for. The absence of clarification is fueling public unease and conspiracy theories.
As calls for transparency grow louder, users are demanding answers. Whether these gestures were harmless or part of a calculated plan remains unclear. Until official details emerge, speculation and concern continue to dominate online discussions.
