Fact Check: Did Jasmine Crockett Request a Federal Probe into Erika Kirk?
Rumors have spread online claiming that Representative Jasmine Crockett requested a federal investigation into Erika Kirk, wife of the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk, following a controversial $350,000 transfer allegedly received before Charlie Kirk’s death.
Background on the Allegations
After Charlie Kirk passed away on September 10, his wife Erika Kirk, who is also the CEO of Turning Point USA, attracted significant attention on social media. The focus was not on the death itself but on claims surrounding financial transactions made shortly before his passing.
Details of the Viral Claim
- Posts alleged that Erika Kirk received $350,000 from a Delaware-based shell company two weeks before her husband’s death.
- The shell company reportedly dissolved just four days after the payment was made.
- One user on X (formerly Twitter) shared:
"She thought no one would notice. But leaked records tell a different story. Two weeks before her husband’s mysterious death, a $350,000 transfer hit Erika Kirk’s account — wired from a shell company that dissolved four days later."
Is There Evidence of a Federal Probe?
No verified sources confirm that Representative Jasmine Crockett has requested or ordered a federal investigation into Erika Kirk related to these claims. The circulating rumor lacks official confirmation and appears unsubstantiated.
Summary
Social media rumors allege suspicious financial activity involving Erika Kirk and claim a federal probe was initiated by Rep. Jasmine Crockett; however, no credible evidence supports the existence of such an investigation.
“Ya don’t say…She thought no one would notice. Two weeks before her husband’s mysterious death, a $350,000 transfer hit Erika Kirk’s account — wired from a shell company that dissolved four days later.”
Author's Summary
The rumors about a federal probe requested by Rep. Jasmine Crockett into Erika Kirk's finances remain unverified and lack credible supporting evidence.
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