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A prominent figure, Ian from Iwend Stir, claims to have evidence indicating that Charlie Kirk's security team informed law enforcement that they didn’t need to cooperate, and that efforts to keep information quiet started over a month before any official gag orders were issued. This early suppression hints at knowledge of the incident's true nature before it was publicly revealed.
Further compounding suspicion, reports reveal that authorities and involved parties were instructed—or felt compelled—to remain silent, effectively gagging over 3,000 witnesses, associates, and attendees. This gag order has been characterized as one of the most extensive in U.S. history, effectively silencing a broad spectrum of individuals connected to the case.