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REVEALED: Erika Went To A Weird Place On 9/10 | Candace Ep 315

March 24, 2026·1 hr 5 min·4 clips

A podcaster breaks down the 'gotcha' debate tactics being used to avoid addressing real evidence.

Candace Owens opens by crediting Baron Coleman's podcast for providing additional details about flight tracking technology that allows precise minute-by-minute aircraft monitoring. She announces explosive new information about Erica Kirk's whereabouts on September 10th. The main revelation centers on claims that Erica was at Hopkinson Aircrafts, described as an unmarked building separate from but adjacent to Atlantic Aviation's private terminal in Scottsdale. Owens characterizes this location as secretive and potentially suspicious, noting that Hopkinson uses Atlantic's address for mail but operates from a separate, hidden building. She questions why Erica would be at an aircraft brokerage firm and suggests it feels like a CIA front operation. The investigation examines Andrew Colvette's alleged flight movements, arguing he took two flights on September 10th rather than the single 3:19 PM flight Erica claimed he was on. Using text message timestamps and flight tracking data, Owens suggests Andrew first flew from Santa Barbara to Scottsdale, then from Scottsdale to Provo on Charlie's plane. She analyzes the Wi-Fi capabilities of different aircraft, noting that Andrew was unreachable during specific time periods, which she argues supports her theory about him being on planes without internet access. The episode examines a Hawker Beechcraft that Erica claimed Andrew was on, arguing it's too small to match Andrew's description of a 'massive plane.' Owens presents detailed flight tracking data showing Charlie's plane descending below 7,500 feet at 3:26 PM, precisely when Andrew's text messages resumed. She discusses Andrew's potential alibi of guest-hosting Charlie Kirk's show on September 10th, but expresses skepticism given his previous history of faking live appearances. The episode includes analysis of Andrew's interview with Nick Shirley, a young journalist whose claims about infiltrating Brazilian gangs Owens dismisses as implausible. She questions the booking decision and notes Shirley's LDS background and Utah connections. Throughout the investigation, Owens criticizes what she sees as bad faith debate tactics used by critics who focus on minor errors while ignoring substantial evidence. She calls for direct responses to the specific claims being made rather than deflection to irrelevant details. The episode concludes with an organized list of all aircraft involved in the investigation and a request for additional information from listeners.

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A tight, evidence-led chase around Erica's September 10 whereabouts, with one still-tentative alibi in view.

Candace keeps the pressure on Erica's September 10 whereabouts, building the case through flight-radar minutiae, timestamps, and an alibi that remains tentative.

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You want a hard-charging timeline case built around one very specific September 10 question.

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