New book "The shooting of Charlie Kirk" published 1-DAY BEFORE his MURDER!!

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“The Shooting of Charlie Kirk” book published BEFORE THE SHOOTING?

How does a book get published on Amazon one day BEFORE THE SHOOTING? It also takes 3 days MINIMUM for approval to self publish!!!

So, it would have been sent by the latest September 6th!

Here’s what grok says about it.

Key excerpt from the book's description (as captured in Amazon screenshots):
> "On September 10, 2025, the campus of Utah Valley University was forever changed. During a scheduled event featuring Charlie Kirk, the prominent conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA, a shocking act of violence unfolded that shook students, faculty, and the nation."

This opening sets the stage, emphasizing the event's transformative impact on UVU, a public university with over 46,000 students, and its ripple effects across the U.S.

### The Attack and Immediate Chaos
The narrative details the shooting as occurring during Kirk's "Prove Me Wrong" interactive session under a tent near the campus quad and food court, around noon local time. Kirk, 31 years old at the time, was addressing a crowd of several hundred students—described as a mix of supporters and curious onlookers—when a single sniper shot struck him in the neck from approximately 200 yards away, likely from the rooftop of the nearby Losee Center building.

- Eyewitness Accounts and Testimonies: The book allegedly includes "firsthand testimonies" from attendees, such as students who heard the "sharp crack" of the rifle (speculated to be a .22 long rifle based on sound descriptions) and saw Kirk clutch his neck as blood poured out. One reconstructed account mentions a female opera singer student, Larissa Olson, who was about 100 feet away and grabbed her husband to flee after the shot, later noting her husband witnessed "a ton of blood." Kirk's wife, Erika, and their two young children were present, adding a personal layer of horror; the book reportedly describes Erika's immediate distress and her later social media post quoting a Bible verse on seeking refuge in trouble.

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