Candace Owens and Andrew Wilson clash over whether Charlie Kirk was killed by a hidden explosive
A heated debate over how Charlie Kirk died has turned into a fight over a conspiracy theory, splitting people who follow the case.
- The claim is that Kirk was killed by a small explosive hidden in a microphone, not just a rifle shot.
- Supporters point to his shirt appearing to move oddly and his necklace breaking before he reacts.
- The counterargument is simpler: there was no visible explosion, no smoke, and the shirt only seems to move when the clip is slowed down.
- Former Navy SEAL Rob O'Neill, who killed Osama bin Laden, added fuel by saying the shirt movement looked like an explosion to him.
- Critics of the official story also question why no one gave Kirk first aid and why cameras and SIM cards were quickly removed from the scene.
Outlook: The explosive theory is gaining attention but remains unproven, so expect the online fight over Kirk's death to keep growing.