In a major bombshell development on the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, conservative commentator Candace Owens has revealed that an Egyptian Air Force plane flew out of Provo, Utah, on the same day that Kirk was killed.
For context, the plane’s first trip to the U.S. was made on July 10 to an Army base in Nebraska, according to Owens.
Owens’ claim is interesting not just because of the circumstances but also because Provo is located just 13 minutes from Orem, Utah, where Kirk was assassinated while giving a college campus speech at Utah Valley University.
Owens mentioned the suspect in custody — Tyler Robinson.
“Tyler Robinson must have had some powerful friends!” she said.
Owens, who has conducted a hefty investigation on Kirk’s murder, claimed that the plot to take out the conservative activist was made on July 18.
According to her, a military meeting with Egyptian officials took place just 2 days later.
“With all we have crowdsourced, it looks like a decision to murder Charlie Kirk in Utah was made around July 18th. A military meeting with foreign leaders took place on July 20th on U.S soil. The plane flew into Provo direct from France on September 4th and stayed until just after Charlie was assassinated— flying out to Wilmington on that day. The plane returned home to Egypt the following day on September 11th,” she said.
“We now need to reexamine which foreign leaders were in the United States during this approximate time frame, or what happened in the news leading up to this that may have led to someone calling for his murder,” she added.
Despite the specific emails that Owens provided, some conservatives remain unconvinced.
Multiple X users responded to Owens’ claims, saying she shouldn’t draw conclusions.
Although the details about the Egyptian air force plane were “interesting,” one user stressed the need for additional investigation.
“You need the flight manifests (to the US and out). How do you come up with “military meeting” with foreign leaders? You don’t know who was on the plane nor do you have any evidence about what the passengers did or where they went while here and you have no reason to suspect a military meeting,” the user said, replying to Owens’ post on X. “Don’t get me wrong – I’m 100% on your side but conclusions or even solid theories need to be fact based. You’re speculating.”
Others praised Owens for her investigative work.
“Oh my God. Please keep doing the Lords work. Our eyes have never been more open since the crucifixion of Jesus Christ!” a user wrote.
