Who Assassinated Charlie Kirk? Psychic Insights + Hidden Motives

Overview

Shortly after Charlie Kirk was shot on September 11, 2025, Craig Hamilton-Parker expressed condolences to Kirk’s family and described the killing as a deeply troubling act of political violence.

Hamilton-Parker said early reports indicated that Kirk had been shot in the neck, allegedly from a rooftop, and that a rifle had been found nearby. At the time of the video, the shooter had not been identified. He suggested that camera or doorbell footage might help investigators.

Hamilton-Parker’s Speculation and Predictions

The main part of the video consists of Hamilton-Parker’s psychic speculation, not established evidence. He suggested that the attack might not have been carried out by an unaided lone gunman, and speculated about a possible network or political agenda behind it. He also suggested that the shooter might have been psychologically vulnerable or manipulated, and raised the possibility of foreign involvement—including an Islamic connection—while acknowledging that he could be wrong.

Hamilton-Parker described the attack as seeming professionally planned and suggested it might be intended to deepen divisions in the United States. He also predicted:

• Further unrest or terrorist-related incidents in the UK, France, or elsewhere in Europe during September and October.
• That the suspect would be caught alive, possibly with help from a member of the public.
• A major public funeral and a posthumous honor for Kirk.

These were presented as his intuitions and predictions, not as confirmed developments.

Message to Viewers

Hamilton-Parker warned against using the killing to blame political opponents, saying this could worsen polarization. He expressed hope that the tragedy might instead bring people together and invited viewers to share condolences and send healing thoughts to Kirk’s family and the wider community.

Presenter and Contributor

Presenter/contributor: Craig Hamilton-Parker. Jane is mentioned in passing but does not appear as a presenter.