Drone Evidence in Charlie Kirk Shooting and Trump Assassination Attempt

Drone Evidence Analysis

• 🎯 Jason Goodman presents analysis of footage from the Charlie Kirk event at Utah Valley University, suggesting the presence of drones.
• 💡 Similarities are drawn between the observed phenomena and events during an assassination attempt on President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania.
• 🔍 Goodman details his process of analyzing video footage, differentiating between birds, insects, and potential man-made objects.

Butler, Pennsylvania Incident

• 🚁 In the Butler, Pennsylvania incident, Goodman's investigation uncovered a redacted report listing a counter UAS operator, identified as Special Agent Eduardo Castro.
• 📞 A phone call with Castro, who claimed not to work for anyone and was evasive about his role, further fueled suspicion.
• ✈️ The founder of Anderil, a defense contractor, reportedly reacted frantically to Goodman's public discussion of the drone operator.
• ⚠️ Goodman notes that while direct proof of drones in Butler is lacking, the presence of a counter-UAS operator on a police call sheet is significant.

Charlie Kirk Event Analysis

• 🔴 During the Charlie Kirk event, Adam Bartholomew's live stream reportedly cut out just before a shot was fired.
• 🛰️ Goodman identified several objects in the footage that he believes are reconnaissance drones performing orbital maneuvers over the crowd.
• 💨 Another object observed emitted a smoke trail, suggesting a potential failure in an electric or hybrid drone.
• ⚡ A fast-moving object that ascended rapidly vertically is also highlighted as suspicious, unlike typical bird flight patterns.

Technological Warfare and Disinformation

• 📱 Goodman theorizes that Adam Bartholomew's live stream was interrupted by a Bluetooth low energy exploit (airborne attack) launched from a drone to prevent recording.
• 🔒 Drones are suggested to create secure communication networks for ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) and potentially coordinate multiple shooters.
• 🗣️ Goodman criticizes claims that AI tools like ChatGPT could have identified drones in the footage, suggesting a disinformation campaign to confuse viewers and discredit his findings.
• 🧐 He asserts that there were likely only three to four actual drones, with other objects being birds or insects, contrary to claims of numerous drones.