A comprehensive breakdown of our latest investigative streams—from physical campus walkthroughs to live reactions on key judicial decisions.
In our latest series of broadcasts, we continue putting critical claims, surveillance footage, and official narratives to the test. By combining on-the-ground physical inspections at Utah Valley University with digital forensic analysis and real-time legal coverage, our goal remains simple: analyze the raw observables and discover the truth.
Below is a complete roundup of our recent livestreams covering campus sightline restrictions, camera lens distortions, potential leads, and major courtroom developments.
Featured Streams Breakdown
1. Why Was the UVU Hall of Flags Walkway Closed? | Charlie Kirk Investigation
When examining complex incident layouts, on-site physical analysis often reveals critical spatial details that don’t show up on standard overhead maps. During a walkthrough along the Hall of Flags walkway at Utah Valley University (UVU), inspecting the exact sightlines between the central courtyard and the neighboring Losi Center rooftop highlights an important physical observable: public visibility was almost entirely dictated by a combination of tree foliage and restricted tape lines.
In this morning broadcast, Jordan and I discuss Turning Point USA’s upcoming indoor memorial event at UVU, evaluating campus security and venue logistics compared to previous outdoor setups. We examine new leads regarding potential body doubles from campus footage, review the technical challenges of correcting security camera barrel distortion, and break down line-of-sight restrictions around the Losi Center roof. The stream wraps up with an analysis of recently leaked text messages concerning security planning and audience Q&A regarding campus evidence.
This episode breaks down crucial physical and digital observables surrounding the UVU incident, starting with aspect ratio distortions found in official security video captures. I present spatial evidence showing how tree coverage naturally blocked public sightlines to the alleged rooftop perch from all accessible areas of the walkway. Finally, we examine pre-event security communications, raising questions about threat narratives and how they align with the broader faked death hypothesis.
4. Tyler Robinson Prelim Hearing — How Will Judge Graf Rule?
This broadcast provides definitive live breakdown and commentary on the crucial preliminary hearing decision for State of Utah v. Tyler Robinson. Viewers follow along as Judge Tony F. Graf Jr. rules that the State presented enough evidence to move forward to trial on every count. The stream highlights the legal significance of the judge’s decision to preserve the capital punishment aggravator as the defense prepares for trial.
Thank you to everyone in our community who tunes in, shares receipts, and helps us dig deeper for the truth. Which of these streams was your favorite? Let us know in the comments below, and don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you never miss a live broadcast!
A roundup of our latest investigative broadcasts, real-world tests, live reactions, and the inaugural Goldies Award Ceremony.
Welcome to our latest livestream recap! Over the past several episodes on Try and Prove It, we’ve put critical claims to the test through real-world experimentation, reviewed crucial eyewitness footage, hosted live reactions to major community debates, and taken time to celebrate the incredible researchers in our community. Whether you missed a stream or want to revisit key takeaways, here is a complete breakdown of our latest broadcasts.
1. TIMELINE DEEP DIVE: Charlie Kirk and Tyler Robinson | TPI Episode #19
This episode puts critical claims about the UVU shooting to the ultimate test through real-world experimentation and digital reconstruction. Jordan and Keli showcase a demonstration of the Fold AR rifle to highlight how a compact weapon could bypass crowd security, analyze time-synchronized video timelines, and conduct a physical jump test to evaluate the alleged rooftop escape route. From examining local chicken coop evidence claims to questioning photo proportion anomalies, the hosts demonstrate why empirical testing is essential for discovering the truth.
2. Was @lifeisdriving Already in the Right Place? | UVU Charlie Kirk Incident Breakdown
Eyewitness and videographer Adam Bartholomew joins the broadcast to review his continuous, hour-long livestream from the UVU campus on September 10th. He breaks down his real-time reaction to the shooting, details his camera setup, and debunks online theories accusing him of spotting or coordinating with the shooter.
3. Aliens, Conspiracies, and The Kirks — OH MY! w/ Braeden & Jordan
Keli and Jordan host an informal broadcast featuring Keli’s son Braden, touching briefly on Charlie Kirk case updates before diving into alien conspiracy theories, Miami Mall footage, and Antarctic coordinates. The family-friendly stream showcases Braden’s humor, voice impressions, and aviation/gaming interests as he works toward his goal of 1,000 YouTube subscribers.
4. The Golden Receipts: Investigation Community Awards Show
In this episode, Keli Rabon and Jordan Henshaw launch the nominations for the “Golden Receipts” (or “Goldies”) Awards, an interactive event designed to highlight positivity and acknowledge key contributions across the online investigative community. Together with their audience, they walk through dozens of fan-voted categories honoring the past 11 months, ranging from top FOIA record pulls and court filing breakdowns to iconic X Spaces moments, favorite running jokes, and viral community memes. The stream concludes with instructions for viewers to submit any remaining nominees and subscribe to the Try and Prove It channel to participate in the final voting round.
Hosts Keli Rabon and Jordan Henshaw issue a final call to vote for the “Golden Receipts” Awards while investigating key physical evidence in the Charlie Kirk case, including the red and black screwdriver found on campus. They scrutinize early media reports and past commentary from TPUSA’s Andrew Wilson before setting the stage for their next live stream covering the Candace Owens vs. Andrew Wilson debate.
In this broadcast, we reacted live to the high-stakes debate between Candace Owens and Andrew Wilson regarding the evidence and conspiracy theories in the Charlie Kirk case. The discussion spanned contentious topics, including degraded DNA evidence on the rifle, timeline discrepancies, and speculative foreign involvement, though neither side landed a decisive blow. Following the debate, we reviewed critical physical observables, addressed viewer comments, and discussed our upcoming project updates.
Testing out a new casual morning format, the stream addresses a recent theory claiming a high-voltage Marx generator and electromagnetic fields were used in the Charlie Kirk case. Jordan outlines the physical flaws of the hypothesis, highlighting the crucial differences between metal and human tissue under magnetic forces as well as the lack of necessary high-powered coils. After reviewing online exchanges and video counterarguments, the broadcast wraps up with a preview of tonight’s award ceremony.
In this special “Try and Prove It Goldies Award Show” stream, hosts Keli Rabon and Jordan Henshaw celebrate 11 months of community-led online research and investigation. Featuring guest appearances and video submissions from creators like Trillian, Scarica Kirk, Muppet Masher, and Matthew St. Baker, the broadcast honors the top contributors, moments, and memes across various public and channel-selected categories. The evening concludes with a showcase of community-created media, audience Q&A, and a preview of upcoming investigative content.
9. Goldies Pt. 2, Keli Updates, & She Didn’t Like the Coverage!
Testing the channel’s new one-hour morning format, Jordan breaks down several ongoing claims in the Charlie Kirk investigation, starting with a critique of pseudoscientific EMP hypotheses. He offers a maintenance perspective on security camera “gimbal lock” to explain flipped footage and critiques media reactions regarding camera aspect ratios used in court. Finally, he examines footage from a trespasser on the Losi Center roof to discuss line-of-sight logistics, wrapping up with a discussion on the broader faked death theory.
Welcome to our comprehensive roundup of the ongoing investigation into the Charlie Kirk incident at Utah Valley University (UVU) and the subsequent legal proceedings in State of Utah v. Tyler James Robinson.
Over the past several broadcasts and field reports, independent investigators Keli and Jordan have taken a deep dive into every facet of this case—from live coverage inside the courtroom to step-by-step reconstructions on the ground at UVU. Whether analyzing witness testimony regarding rooftop evidence and DNA analysis, testing physical claims like the shirt burn theory in real-time, or touring the getaway routes and sightlines, our goal remains the same: putting theories under the microscope and sticking strictly to the evidence.
Below, you’ll find a complete video-by-video breakdown of the preliminary hearing proceedings, exclusive campus footage analysis, live field experiments, and a special off-the-cuff Q&A session.
During the preliminary hearing for State of Utah v. Tyler James Robinson, former UVU Police Officer Chris Bagley and SBI Agent David Hull provided key witness testimony regarding the tragic shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Officer Bagley detailed his discovery of a screwdriver, disturbed gravel forming a suspected “sniper pad,” and escape scuff marks on the roof of the nearby Losi Center. Additionally, Agent Hull introduced crucial crime scene footage, bystander videos, and the official autopsy report under Utah Rule 1102 to establish probable cause for the state.
I’m At UVU!!!
In this livestream video, independent investigator Keli tours the Utah Valley University (UVU) campus to visually reconstruct the day of the Charlie Kirk shooting. Guided by collaborator Jordan and joined by “Diligent Dennis,” she walks through key locations—including the stage/tent area, the Hall of Flags, the nearby rooftops, the getaway path, and the chicken coop where the weapon was recovered—while discussing witness accounts and line-of-sight theories. Throughout the walkthrough, Keli observes the campus setup, tests visibility and sound dynamics, and interacts with viewers and bystanders to gather insights for her ongoing investigation.
During Day 2 of the preliminary hearing, FBI DNA testimony linked Tyler Robinson to key evidence, including a towel wrapped around a rifle and a rooftop screwdriver, though the defense highlighted that DNA cannot establish the timing or method of deposit. State Bureau of Investigation Agent David Hull presented surveillance footage establishing Robinson’s presence on campus, tracking his movements to the Losi building roof where he assumed a prone position at the time of the shooting before fleeing through a wooded area. Additionally, defense attorneys challenged the public display of enhanced video footage and questioned the prosecution’s political enhancement motives regarding Turning Point USA.
During Day 3 of the preliminary hearing, SBI Agent Brian Davis testified regarding the timeline of Tyler Robinson turning himself in to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office and his subsequent formal arrest. The proceedings were dominated by extensive legal arguments over the admissibility and public broadcast of a video-recorded interview with Robinson’s roommate, Lance Twigs, alongside associated digital evidence like text messages and Discord chats. Judge Graph ultimately ruled that Twigs’s recorded interview is admitted into evidence in its entirety, but ordered specific timestamps redacted from being publicly published or broadcast in court to balance transparency with the defendant’s right to a fair trial.
During the fourth day of the preliminary hearing, the court addressed key procedural matters, including strict courtroom decorum rules and the public display of evidence under a tiered disclosure framework designed to balance transparency with the defendant’s right to a fair trial. The prosecution presented critical physical and digital evidence—including text messages, Discord chats, bullet engravings, and DNA analysis—linking defendant Tyler Robinson to the shooting of Charlie Kirk, after which the state rested its case and the defense began presenting its witnesses.
The FAKE Preliminary Hearing EXPLAINED | TPI Episode 17
In Episode 17 of The FAKE Preliminary Hearing EXPLAINED, hosts Jordan and Keli recap four days of streaming coverage on Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing regarding the Charlie Kirk shooting. Using an alternative-history JFK analogy, the hosts examine how legal proceedings build an evidentiary case through DNA, text messages, and surveillance footage, while contrasting this with alternative theories and critical security questions. They highlight key evidence like the Lance Twiggs testimony and body-cam footage while evaluating the prosecution and defense strategies as the court approaches a ruling on probable cause.
Tyler Robinson: The Evidence They Don’t Want You to See
During the fifth day of preliminary hearing coverage, hosts Jordan and Keli discuss the evidentiary developments in the case against Tyler Robinson regarding the Charlie Kirk shooting. They debate the credibility of electronic message confessions linked to roommate Lance Twigs, highlighting potential alternative theories, forensic limitations, and procedural issues surrounding media coverage in the courtroom. Following brief defense testimony regarding DNA evidence and a judicial sanction limiting exhibit broadcasts, the court adjourned the preliminary hearing until September 1st for final arguments.
UVU 4 YOU W/ NANCY DREW | Your Questions Answered | Footage Dump
In this video, hosts Jordan and Keli review exclusive footage and photos gathered during Keli’s week-long investigation of the Utah Valley University (UVU) campus regarding the Charlie Kirk shooting incident. Utilizing custom Blender mapping software, they analyze sightlines, key locations like the Losi Center rooftop, and campus access routes to evaluate various theories surrounding the incident. The episode concludes with the hosts reflecting on their ongoing collaborative investigation and addressing audience questions about campus security, physical evidence, and potential shooting vantage points.
Testing the Charlie Kirk Shirt Theory & UVU Evidence Breakdown | Try & Prove It | Episode 18
In Episode 18 of Try & Prove It, hosts Jordan and Keli conduct live experiments and field analysis to rigorously test popular theories surrounding the Charlie Kirk UVU incident. Jordan performs a real-time burn test on a Carhartt shirt and cardboard to see if either material matches evidence found in the car, while Keli shares exclusive footage from her step-by-step walkthrough of the campus. Concluding with a critique of media commentary and a live Q&A, the hosts emphasize the importance of professional integrity, technical precision, and physical evidence in ongoing investigations.
Friday Fun with Braeden: NASCAR, Charlie Kirk, and Planes!
In this casual, off-the-cuff livestream, Keli is joined by her sons for a wide-ranging chat touching on their favorite topics, including NASCAR, aviation, and current events. Braden shares his goal of reaching 1,000 YouTube subscribers on his channel, reflects on his family’s personal connection to the late Kyle Busch, and delivers a quick rundown of NASCAR point standings. The episode wraps up with playful family banter, lighthearted impressions, and audience Q&A about planes, racing, and media coverage.
As the court awaits final arguments, the contrast between official testimony and on-the-ground physical evidence continues to raise critical questions. From digital evidence redactions and DNA timeline debate to real-time material testing and campus sightline evaluations, separating verified facts from speculation is essential to understanding this case.
Thank you for following along with our independent coverage and supporting meticulous, evidence-based analysis. Make sure to watch the full livestream recordings linked above, subscribe to stay updated on future broadcasts, and drop your thoughts, questions, and observations in the comments section below!
Digging past mainstream narratives to analyze high-stakes legal proceedings, unexplained phenomena, and independent data.
In our ongoing mission to challenge official narratives, we continue to look directly at the data and ask the questions that institutional reporting often glosses over. Whether we are conducting live courthouse stakeouts for capital hearings, dissecting gag order rulings, or exploring alternative theories on ancient history and aerial phenomena, our approach remains grounded in independent forensic analysis.
Below is a complete roundup of our recent livestreams, featuring concise recaps and links to watch each full broadcast.
The Second Coming That Already Happened — TAPI Episode 13
Jordan and Keli explore provocative theories about humanity’s forgotten past, questioning whether a catastrophic event thousands of years ago erased evidence of an advanced ancient civilization. Through discussions of the Ice Age, the Great Pyramids, and megalithic structures, they challenge conventional historical narratives and invite viewers to consider alternative explanations for human origins.
Tyler Robinson June 12 Hearing Updates | Latest in Charlie Kirk UVU 9/10 Assassination
This episode covers the latest developments from Tyler Robinson’s June 12 preliminary hearing in the Charlie Kirk UVU 9/10 assassination case. Jordan and Keli examine key courtroom testimony, newly presented evidence, and legal arguments from both sides to analyze what these updates mean for the future of the investigation.
How UFO’s Explain Everything That’s Weird — TAPI Episode 14
Jordan and Keli explore the UFO phenomenon as a broader framework for understanding some of history’s most enduring unexplained mysteries. From aerial sightings and government disclosures to paranormal events, they examine various alternative theories while encouraging viewers to critically analyze the available evidence.
Kid’s Camp Flood Disaster, Part 2 — TPI Episode 15
This episode delves into the unanswered questions surrounding the Kerr County flood disaster, focusing on the unusual water surge, emergency response failures, and missing early warning systems. The discussion highlights the critical need for institutional accountability and preparedness while evaluating differing perspectives on what triggered the unprecedented event.
Tyler Robinson Hearing (Pt 1): Gag Order Showdown & Bid to Drop Death Penalty in Charlie Kirk Case
Part 1 of our preliminary hearing coverage examines whether Prosecutor Christopher Ballard violated a publicity order by speaking to the media regarding the ATF ballistics report. The judge ruled that while Ballard’s technical ballistics clarifications were protected, his statements asserting confidence in Robinson’s guilt resulted in a civil contempt finding.
Tyler Robinson Hearing (Pt 2): Ruling On Gag Order Violations and Death Penalty in Charlie Kirk Case
Part 2 details the court’s official remedies following Deputy County Attorney Christopher Ballard’s civil contempt finding, including potential jury pool measures and attorney fee reimbursements. The stream also details the judge’s decision to keep the death penalty option in place while establishing evidence procedures for upcoming proceedings.
Candace Owens Reax LIVE — Is this is a Limited Hangout?!
Keli Rabon and the TPI team break down Candace Owens’ latest reactions to the case while examining fresh questions surrounding the vehicle scene and the broken microphone. The stream analyzes ongoing public debates, conflicting accounts, and the broader media landscape driving the current discussion.
INSIDE THE CHARLIE KIRK INCIDENT: Eyewitness UVU Student Breaks Her Silence
In an exclusive interview, a former Utah Valley University student shares her firsthand account of witnessing the Charlie Kirk incident. She details the initial chaos on campus, her personal trauma response, critical security questions, and her perspective on the ongoing investigation.
Keli Rabon and Jordan Henshaw break down the charging documents ahead of the Tyler Robinson preliminary capital hearing, focusing on key details like the alleged confession, Discord logs, and DNA evidence. They examine gaps in the state’s timeline while outlining their independent approach to courtroom coverage under current media restrictions.
Broadcasting live from the Utah courthouse grounds, Try & Prove It delivers real-time updates ahead of Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing. Jordan Henshaw and Keli Rabon discuss on-the-ground courtroom logistics, public interest, and pressing evidentiary questions as formal proceedings begin.
Uncovering the truth requires continuous research, public records requests, and a willingness to look past polished press releases. Thank you for following along and supporting independent investigation.
To stay updated on upcoming live streams, field tests, and courthouse stakeouts, be sure to subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications over on the Keli Rabon YouTube Channel. Let’s keep digging for the facts together.
Lately, the gap between what the mainstream media reports and what the actual data shows has never been wider. Whether we are breaking down technical video forensics from the Charlie Kirk case, tracking high-stakes courtroom standoffs, or exposing institutional failures right here in Texas, our focus is always on digging past the polished narratives. This compilation brings together our latest livestreams, raw debriefs, and deep dives—giving you a clear, look at the evidence, the anomalies, and the behind-the-scenes maneuvering you won’t see anywhere else.
The Video They Don’t Want You to Watch — Try and Prove It: Episode 12
In this gripping episode of Try and Prove It, former investigative journalist Keli Rabon and co-host Jordan Henshaw meticulously deconstruct the official government narrative surrounding the Charlie Kirk incident. By utilizing technical frame-by-frame forensics and cross-examining withheld surveillance data against historical precedents, they expose major physical anomalies in the timeline, T-shirt movement, and audio logs that the mainstream media completely ignored. Ultimately, the duo presents a compelling case against the official story, demonstrating exactly why the state’s evidence fails to hold up to basic physics.
Saturday Night Debrief – TPUSA, Trump, Tulsi, Texas… and Erika’s Tail?! 😅
In this lighthearted debrief, hosts Kelly Raybon and Trigger take a break from the nitty-gritty courtroom drama to examine the stranger-than-fiction rumors circulating online around the Charlie Kirk case. They react to viral theories about media figures in masks and optical illusions of “lizard tails” at Amfest, while also checking the facts regarding the high-stakes Texas Senate runoffs between Ken Paxton and John Cornyn. The creators weigh the institutional contradictions of Turning Point USA and share a few random personal stories before wrapping up a wild Saturday night session.
Texas Flood: Camp La Junta Survival Stories & Institutional Failures | Try & Prove It Ep.10 In this deeply emotional episode of Try & Prove It, former investigative journalist Keli Rabon shares the harrowing survival story of her own children during the catastrophic July 4th flash flood in Central Texas. Alongside co-host Jordan Henshaw and local volunteer rescuer Ryan Logue, the duo exposes systemic government gaps in search and rescue operations, misleading communication from camp leadership, and institutional failures during the legislative hearings that followed. Shifting from raw trauma to forensic analysis, the episode also delves into compelling local theories surrounding an “inland tsunami” and potential aquifer anomalies that standard government narratives have completely ignored.
LIVE: Tyler Robinson Hearing – Fight Over Cameras, Sealed Evidence & Public Access Charlie Kirk Case
This blog post recaps the latest developments in the Tyler Robinson hearing, featuring a heated courtroom battle over a potential gag order violation by the prosecution. Hosts Kelly Raybon and Trigger breakdown the defense’s push for discovery regarding a controversial “media tour” by prosecutor Chris Ballard, the state’s defense of “zealous advocacy,” and a looming legal showdown over sealed evidence and public access. The stream also takes a deep dive into the broader landscape of the Charlie Kirk case, exploring everything from Utah’s reliable hearsay laws to the strategic role of data centers.
We Found a New Fed!!! | Try and Prove It: Episode 9
This blog post recaps Episode 9 of the Try and Prove It show, where hosts Jordan Henshaw and Kelly Raybon welcomed a special guest, Omry (aka “Fedboy”), for a respectful debate on the Charlie Kirk case. The stream featured a head-to-head matchup between Omry’s “Fed Slop” thesis—which argues a real assassination took place using official ballistic evidence—and Jordan’s meticulous field testing campaign investigating physical anomalies like shirt and necklace movement that point to a faked death theory. Along the way, the crew dismantled the “water bottle conspiracy,” highlighted bizarre pre-shot coordination among the crowd, and analyzed suspicious casket footage, concluding with a live poll where 97% of the audience agreed that something highly coordinated took place on that fateful morning.
Erika Kirk’s EXIT? Pastor McCoy’s Prophecy | Live w/ Danks
This blog post recaps my recent appearance on Danks’ livestream, where we laid out the months of sidelining patterns and predictive programming that signal “Erika’s Exit” was orchestrated from the very beginning. We dive deep into Pastor Rob McCoy’s unsettling October 7th “prophecy” regarding her brief window as a widow, explore the massive wave of student resignations disavowing Turning Point USA, and break down the dark, multi-layered reasons why Charlie Kirk may have been removed from the board entirely. Check out the full breakdown to see how we are connecting the dots between financial irregularities, targeted operations, and the corporate playbooks used to silence independent voices.
This blog post recaps my latest live stream where Jordan and I break down the high-context reality of the Charlie Kirk investigation and what is really driving the timeline behind “Erika’s Exit” from Turning Point USA. I address the heavy rumors surrounding Blake’s $100K extortion call, peel back layers of blatant Masonic symbolism behind Donald Trump’s “architect” slip-up, and explore whether we are witnessing a global psyop or a multi-layered staged disappearance. Dive into the full recap to see how we are using ethical, boots-on-the-ground journalism to untangle the web of predictive programming and hidden government agendas.
