Charlie Kirk Assassination Details Emerge as Investigators Probe Broader Network

On September 16, 2025, Kim Monson examined the developing investigation into the assassination of Charlie Kirk while exploring threats to property rights from industrial wind development and celebrating Constitution Week. The broadcast featured Epoch Times reporter Ryan Morgan with exclusive eyewitness accounts, former State Senator Kevin Lundberg reflecting on Kirk’s legacy, realtor Wendy Volk exposing concerns about a massive Wyoming wind project, and Marc Auville previewing Grand Lake U.S. Constitution Week with keynote speaker Jonathan Turley. Parental Rights and Education Advocacy Start listening at 8:13 – Hour 1 Lori Gimelshteyn, co-founder of Colorado Parents Advocacy Network, unveiled plans for their upcoming gala featuring Trevor Loudon, author of The Enemy Within. CPAN has positioned itself on the front lines defending parental rights against what Gimelshteyn characterizes as socialist infiltration of Colorado’s Democratic Party. The organization provides direct assistance to parents confronting ideological issues in local schools. “The Democrat Party here in Colorado has really been infiltrated and weaponized by socialists and communists.” Lori Gimelshteyn, Co-founder, Colorado Parents Advocacy Network Wyoming Wind Project Sparks Community Opposition Start listening at 20:32 – Hour 1 Wendy Volk, a Cheyenne realtor married into a 154-year-old ranching family, exposed significant concerns about a proposed 56,000-acre industrial wind project northwest of Cheyenne. The multinational energy company Repsol plans to install 170 wind turbines standing 600 feet tall, each equivalent to a 60-story office building. Volk discovered the company had been meeting with local officials since 2018, yet neighboring landowners only received notification 60 days prior to planning commission hearings. The project would impact 3,500 residents along Horse Creek Road with 300 construction workers and 285 semi-trucks daily during the three-year build. Volk raised critical questions about the decommissioning plan, noting the company’s proposed reclamation costs may represent only 10 percent of actual expenses. “When you put up a 60-story office building sized wind turbine and multiply it times 170, it’s going to have some lasting effects for generations to come.” Wendy Volk, Realtor, Cheyenne Property Rights and Charlie Kirk’s Legacy Start listening at 30:14 – Hour 1 Kevin Lundberg, former Colorado State Senator and author of the Lundberg Report, shared his own experience battling Xcel Energy when they attempted to run a natural gas pipeline through his community without proper consent. He praised Volk’s responsible approach of presenting facts rather than simply opposing development. Lundberg also reflected on Charlie Kirk’s assassination, describing Kirk as someone who lived his life in truth and proclaimed biblical principles clearly. “What men mean for evil, God turns for good in so many ways.” Kevin Lundberg, Former Colorado State Senator Free Speech and Consequences for Celebrating Violence Start listening at 63:00 – Hour 2 Jon Boesen of Boesen Law attended Amerifest in Phoenix last December where he witnessed Charlie Kirk’s impact firsthand. Boesen characterized Kirk’s death as a devastating lo...