Candace Owens flags repeated 33 references in Charlie Kirk murder, calls it cult cult involvement and deeper story

Candace Owens has again spoken about the killing of Charlie Kirk, and this time she is pointing at what she calls “signals” hidden in plain sight. On her latest podcast, she reacted to new developments, including a trial in Paris where 22 people are facing serious charges.

These suspects are reported to have links to a Masonic lodge, along with backgrounds in intelligence, law enforcement, and business. Right at the start, Owens repeated her earlier claim that there could be international involvement in the case. She said she had already raised questions months ago about possible links to French intelligence. Now, after reports about the Paris trial, she connected those claims to Freemasonry again.

Her comments, however, remain unverified and are not part of the official investigation shared by authorities.

Candace Owens points to repeated “33” references, questions officials like Andrew Kolvet, Spencer Cox, and Kash Patel

While speaking on her podcast, Candace Owens focused heavily on one detail, the number 33. She said the number kept appearing in different updates related to the case, and she believes that is not a coincidence. She played clips to support her point. In one clip, Andrew Kolvet spoke about an incident that happened 33 minutes before Charlie Kirk’s death.

In another, officials including Spencer Cox and Kash Patel mentioned a “33-hour manhunt” before the suspect was arrested.

Reacting to these clips, Owens said:“Yeah, we get it. 33 33 33. Look, it is, in my educated opinion, the most obvious signaling ever. Uh, alerting those that are in the cult that this was a hit that was done by the cult and for the cult.”

She also added another claim, linking the number to a Freemason lodge in St.

George, Utah. According to her, that lodge carries the number 33, and she also pointed out that 33 is the country code for Paris. These claims have not been confirmed by officials.

Candace Owens criticizes evidence in Tyler Robinson case as court filing and Daily Mail report raise fresh questions

Owens also reacted strongly to a new court filing connected to Tyler Robinson, who has been accused of the killing. According to a report by Daily Mail, the defense has asked for more time and raised doubts about key evidence. The filing said that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives could not clearly match a bullet fragment to the rifle found near the scene.

Authorities earlier claimed the rifle belonged to Robinson’s grandfather.

Responding to this, Owens wrote:“Where are all my neocons who have been ‘overwhelmed’ by the non existent evidence against Tyler Robinson?… You should all be ashamed of yourselves. Hope the money was worth your soul.”She added another post saying:“And the other part no one wants to discuss— that about 7 sets of prints were found on the gun, which the bomb dogs did not find which means, it wasn’t fired at all. OVERWHELMINGGG.”As of now, Robinson has not entered a plea. He is expected to appear in court on April 17. Officials have not confirmed Owens’ claims, and the investigation is still ongoing.