Who Was Googling the Hospital? The Foreknowledge Searches Baron Coleman Found Before the Charlie Kirk Assassination
Of all the threads Baron Coleman has pulled since the Charlie Kirk assassination, this one may be the coldest: months before a single shot was fired at Utah Valley University, somebody was already searching for the aftermath. The hospital. The medical examiner. The people who would stand at the center of the scene. Coleman traced waves of search traffic — including traffic geolocating to Israel and to Washington, DC — looking up the exact facilities and figures that would matter on September 10, long before the public knew those names would matter at all. Searches like that are not curiosity. Searches like that are rehearsal. Searches That Should Not Exist Understand what makes this so disturbing. In the hours after an assassination, of course the world Googles the hospital and the medical examiner — that's breaking news. But Coleman's digging points to interest that predates the shooting by months. People do not search for a specific hospital's trauma intake or a co...