Charlie Kirk’s Killer Prison Footage Goes Viral

Just days after his controversial trial ended, never-before-seen prison footage of Damian Cole, the man convicted of killing political commentator Charlie Kirk, has surfaced online — and the internet is in shock.

The video, reportedly leaked from inside Fox Run Correctional Facility, shows the 27-year-old pacing his small cell, muttering to himself, sketching strange symbols on the wall, and in one moment — laughing uncontrollably at what appears to be a news broadcast about his own sentencing.

“This man is unhinged.”

That was the comment pinned on X (formerly Twitter) as the clip — barely two minutes long — racked up over 9.4 million views within 12 hours of being posted.

In the footage, Cole appears disheveled, erratic, and at times delusional. At one point, he stares directly into the surveillance camera and mouths the words:

“You only killed the messenger. The message is still alive.”

No one seems to know what it means, but conspiracy theories are exploding online.

A Chilling Glimpse Into His Mind

According to sources inside the prison, Cole has been placed on suicide watch twice and reportedly refuses to speak to mental health professionals. One guard, who asked to remain anonymous, said:

“He talks to the walls. At night, he sings. It’s not a man filled with regret — it’s something else entirely.”

Some believe the footage confirms long-standing speculation that Cole was suffering from paranoid delusions or may have been part of an online extremist cult — something prosecutors hinted at during the trial but were unable to fully prove.

Family Outrage & Public Debate

Charlie Kirk’s family has expressed outrage at the video being leaked.

“This is a disgusting invasion of justice. This man should be forgotten — not turned into some twisted internet sensation,” said a family spokesperson.

But others argue the footage is essential viewing, especially given Kirk’s high profile and the political tensions surrounding the case.

One viral post summed up the sentiment:

“This isn’t about sympathy. It’s about understanding what radicalization looks like after the act.”

What Happens Now?

The Department of Corrections has launched an internal investigation to identify the source of the leak. If a staff member is found responsible, they could face termination and criminal charges.

Meanwhile, Cole remains in solitary confinement, awaiting transfer to a maximum-security psychiatric unit.

And the internet? It continues to watch — dissecting every frame of a haunting video that may be the last unfiltered look at one of America’s most infamous modern killers.