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Charlie Kirk Was Hexed Two Days Before He Was Shot: Witchcraft, Political Hatred, and Violence in the USA

How dark spiritual forces, organised hatred, and political rage converged to end the life of a young American Christian conservative — and what it reveals about our broken world.

By Collen Makumbirofa  ·  Makumbirofa Farms  ·  [email protected]

Charlie Kirk speaks at the American Comeback Tour — his last public campaign before his assassination at Utah Valley University, September 10, 2025.

It has now emerged that witchcraft was part of the dark spiritual atmosphere surrounding the assassination of conservative Christian activist Charlie Kirk. Two days before Charlie was shot dead at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, on 10 September 2025, the left-wing media outlet Jezebel paid a group of self-proclaimed witches on Etsy to put a hex on him. The spell was commissioned with the explicit intention of punishing Charlie — whom they called a “far-right misogynist” — for what they described as his “years of regressive rhetoric.”

“Charlie Kirk was attacked with black magic two days before his violent death. Many enemies and witchdoctors were contacted to harm him.”— Collen Makumbirofa, Advocacy Journalist

Charlie Kirk was very effective in shaping American politics. He founded Turning Point USA, a powerful conservative youth organisation, and was a close ally of President Donald Trump. Because he was so effective, the political left massively hated him. That hatred took many forms — and one of those forms was occult. The Jezebel article, published on 8 September 2025, documented the writer purchasing multiple curses on Etsy, including a “make everyone hate him” spell and a so-called “powerful hex spell,” for which Kirk’s date of birth was provided to the witch for, as she put it, “accuracy.”

One of the witch priestesses who participated in the curse — known as Lilin of the StrixSisters Etsy account — has since spoken out. After Kirk was killed, she expressed deep regret and indicated her intention to reach out to Charlie’s widow, Erika Kirk. In her statement, Lilin said: “A person’s life and death always has weight, and we do not celebrate the loss of life.” She acknowledged that within the witchcraft community, many believe that spells, magic, and curses are very real and can bring about profound change in the world.

What this means in plain terms: Charlie Kirk was attacked with black magic — a death curse — two days before a young man named Tyler Robinson, aged 22, climbed to the roof of a building approximately 142 yards from Kirk’s speaking platform and fired a single fatal shot into his neck. Whether one believes in witchcraft or not, the spiritual environment of hatred and cursing that surrounded Kirk in his final days cannot be ignored.

A Young Man Driven by Evil Spirits

Tyler Robinson, 22 years old, surrendered to the local sheriff the day after the shooting after being urged by his own family. He is now charged with aggravated murder and faces the death penalty. But as an advocacy journalist, I must ask the deeper question: what truly drove this young man to carry out such a terrible act? I believe Tyler Robinson was bereft of all reason when he pulled that trigger. I believe he was driven — spiritually, psychologically, and morally — by the climate of rage, hatred, and darkness that had been deliberately cultivated around Charlie Kirk. He was a young man caught in a web of dark influence.

This is so sad and tragic for our societies. May Erika Kirk, Charlie’s widow, be comforted. May their two young children be surrounded by love and strength. May all those affected by this act of violence find healing. I was personally disappointed by the early death of Charlie Kirk. He had too much potential. At only 31 years old, he was still in the opening chapters of what could have been a long and powerful life of service.

“Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.”Romans 12:21

Witchcraft Is Real — Africa and America Know It

President Donald Trump himself was once a target of mass witchcraft. When he lost the 2020 presidential election, witches in the United States made an international call to their counterparts around the world to cast a binding spell against him. This is documented. It is on record. So do not tell me that witchcraft does not exist or has no effect in our world.

In Zimbabwe, witchcraft is massive — present in nearly every community, every family. People speak about it constantly. With increased poverty, many are resorting to goblins to obtain wealth. Many individuals carry fake riches acquired through witchcraft. Some use dark arts in business to generate extraordinary sales — but at a terrible price. In the end, they suffer severe sickness, or they are forced to sacrifice their own family members to feed the dark covenant they have made.

“Don’t tell me that witchcraft does not exist. In Zimbabwe, witchcraft is massive. With increased poverty, many are using goblins to get rich — but at a terrible price.”— Collen Makumbirofa

America is not immune. The rise of online witchcraft — Etsy witches, WitchTok, Reddit hexing groups — reflects a deep spiritual vacuum in Western society. As institutional religion declines, many are filling the void with occult practices. And when that occult energy is directed at political figures with organised intent, as happened to Charlie Kirk, it creates a toxic atmosphere that can open doors to real-world violence.

Our Editorial Position: At Makumbirofa Farms, we oppose witchcraft in all its forms. We oppose political violence. We oppose the culture of hatred that drove these events. Our divine calling as journalists is not to exalt witchcraft but to report the truth without fear — even when it hurts, even when it is uncomfortable, even when powerful people would prefer silence.

Charlie Kirk’s story is a warning to all of us. When hatred is celebrated, when curses are commissioned publicly, when a young man is shaped by rage and darkness — the consequences are real and final. A young widow. Two fatherless children. A nation further divided. A generation further traumatised. We must do better. We must stand for life, for truth, and for the light.

Rest in peace, Charlie Kirk. May God comfort all who grieve him.

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