This timeline brings together the documented chronology surrounding the Charlie Kirk event at Utah Valley University, with particular attention to TPUSA event planning, UVU's planning process, security coordination, warnings, communications, and the independent review. The purpose is to place individual documents and statements into a single chronological record so that relationships between events can be examined without treating an allegation or interpretation as an established fact.
The planning sequence begins in July 2025, including the July 10 request for the Fountain Courtyard and the July 18 formal event request. August brought the MEAC/planning process, attendance and venue concerns, and additional security coordination. By September, TPUSA and UVUPD were communicating about specific security issues, including elevated areas near the event.
The timeline separates decisions, warnings, responses, and later findings. This makes it possible to ask what information existed at each point in time, who received it, what action followed, and what remained unresolved. It also prevents later knowledge of the shooting from being projected backward onto earlier decisions.
The record documents TPUSA security raising concerns about an elevated walkway before the shooting and again on the morning of September 10. UVUPD responded to the specific walkway concern. The independent review also identified broader planning and coordination deficiencies. These are related pieces of the chronology, but they should not be treated as proof that an earlier warning identified the eventual shooting location.
The research contains accounts that do not fully agree, particularly concerning venue selection and aspects of security planning. Those conflicts are preserved in the timeline as disputed or unresolved rather than being resolved through assumption.
Entries are intended to distinguish documented facts from reported statements, disputed accounts, investigative leads, and hypotheses. The independent review and underlying communications should carry greater evidentiary weight than commentary about them.
The timeline is designed as a research tool for identifying chronology, people, communications, decision points, and unanswered questions. It is not intended to establish motive, foreknowledge, coordination, or causation unless the underlying evidence supports such a conclusion.
Expanded chronological research timeline incorporating the uploaded source document and the material developed in this conversation. It combines Kirk's Iran-war statements, statements concerning Israel/antisemitism accusations, Kirk's documented White House appearances, and Netanyahu's Trump-era White House and Mar-a-Lago meetings.
UVU layer added: planning, security, communications, and independent-review events can be toggled together to overlay them on the broader timeline. Click multiple category buttons to compare layers.
Erika Frantzve represented Arizona at Miss USA 2012. Donald Trump was a co-owner of the Miss Universe Organization at the time. This establishes a documented institutional overlap, but the sources located do not establish a personal meeting between Trump and Erika at the pageant.
Source ↗The Washington Post reports that after Trump announced his presidential bid, Erika contacted an organizer and arranged to attend what became Trump's first campaign rally. A contemporaneous video reportedly shows her standing behind Trump at the event.
Source ↗Trump welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a bilateral meeting and joint press conference.
Source ↗Netanyahu met Trump at the White House; Iran and the U.S.-Israel relationship were among the major issues.
Source ↗Kirk moderated a discussion with President Trump at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.
Source ↗Kirk participated in a White House event for young Americans in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.
Source ↗Kirk attended Turning Point USA's Young Black Leadership Summit in the East Room.
Source ↗Trump welcomed Netanyahu to the Oval Office and signed the proclamation recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.
Source ↗Kirk attended Trump's White House summit with conservative online personalities.
Source ↗Netanyahu met Trump at the White House as the administration prepared to unveil its Middle East peace plan.
Source ↗Trump announced an agreement for Israel and the United Arab Emirates to normalize relations. This became the first major building block of the Abraham Accords.
Source ↗Trump announced that Bahrain would establish diplomatic relations with Israel, expanding the emerging Abraham Accords framework.
Source ↗Netanyahu returned to the White House for the Abraham Accords signing with the UAE and Bahrain.
Source ↗Trump hosted the signing ceremony on the White House South Lawn with Israel, the UAE and Bahrain. Netanyahu signed for Israel; the UAE and Bahrain signed normalization agreements.
Source ↗The Trump administration announced that Morocco would normalize relations with Israel; the United States also recognized Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara.
Source ↗Sudan signed the Abraham Accords declaration in Khartoum, becoming another participant in the Trump-era normalization framework.
Source ↗Kirk later told the New York Times that he visited the White House 'a hundred-plus' times during Trump's first term. Individual dates for most visits are not public.
Source ↗Kirk discusses how the antisemitism label can be used to shut down political debate.
Source ↗Kirk says calling him an antisemite is a particularly laughable attack and rejects the accusation.
Source ↗Coverage of accusations and controversy surrounding Kirk's statements about Jews and Israel.
Source ↗After Netanyahu's July 25 White House meeting with President Biden, he met former President Trump at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach. Included because the timeline tracks Trump-Netanyahu meetings outside the White House too.
Source ↗UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed received Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar in Abu Dhabi to discuss bilateral relations, Gaza and ceasefire efforts.
Source ↗More than 40 members of Congress urged Trump to nominate a presidential envoy for the Abraham Accords, Negev Forum and related normalization frameworks.
Source ↗The Shas chairman visited the UAE for discussions concerning Gaza and UAE–Israel relations.
Source ↗Kirk described the second-term White House as operating at unprecedented speed after his January 22 visit to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Source ↗Trump hosted Netanyahu as the first foreign leader to visit the White House during Trump's second term; Gaza and the regional order dominated.
Source ↗During his White House meeting with Netanyahu, Trump proposed U.S. control/takeover of Gaza and relocation of its Palestinian population, framing the territory as a future Riviera of the Middle East.
Source ↗Trump administration officials said Gazans would be relocated temporarily while rubble was cleared and rebuilding occurred; Netanyahu said he supported Gazans eventually returning.
Source ↗Trump described the U.S. as buying Gaza and potentially turning it over to other Middle Eastern states for rebuilding.
Source ↗Trump stated that Palestinians displaced under the proposal would not be allowed to return to Gaza.
Source ↗Trump said the U.S. was not buying Gaza but would 'have' and 'keep' it; the source notes UN officials characterized the proposal as involving ethnic cleansing.
Source ↗The U.S.–India leaders statement following Trump's meeting with Modi called for partners in the India–Middle East–Europe Corridor and I2U2 to convene and announce new initiatives.
Source ↗Israeli Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana hosted UAE Federal National Council committee chairman Ali Rashid Al Nuaimi.
Source ↗After opposition from Arab states, Trump said he would 'recommend' rather than enforce his proposal for U.S. takeover and Palestinian resettlement.
Source ↗Miri Regev visited Morocco and met her counterpart during an international road-safety conference.
Source ↗Trump posted an AI-generated video depicting Gaza transformed into a luxury resort, including images of Trump and Netanyahu. The source document includes the video as context for the evolution of Trump's Gaza vision.
Source ↗EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen highlighted the corridor as a major connectivity opportunity.
Source ↗Trump said nobody was expelling Palestinians from Gaza, marking a shift from earlier statements.
Source ↗Kirk warns that an all-out regime-change war with Iran would be a catastrophic mistake.
Source ↗Netanyahu returned for a bilateral Oval Office meeting, with tariffs/trade and regional issues on the agenda.
Source ↗UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed again hosted Gideon Saar in Abu Dhabi; Gaza, aid and hostage release were discussed.
Source ↗The UAE and Israel ratified a bilateral customs cooperation and mutual-assistance agreement.
Source ↗Kirk argues that disliking someone's opinion does not make them antisemitic and warns against using antisemitism as a basis for censorship.
Source ↗Coverage of Kirk's criticism of the administration's approach to alleged antisemitism and criticism of Israel.
Source ↗Kirk said war with Iran would be catastrophic and a dreadful mistake and strongly opposed military strikes on Iranian nuclear equipment, according to the source document.
Source ↗Coverage identifying Kirk, Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon among prominent voices warning that war with Iran could be catastrophic.
Source ↗In a Time interview, Trump said he thought Saudi Arabia would join the Abraham Accords.
Source ↗Kirk explicitly argues that America should not bomb Iran and warns that limited strikes could become a larger war.
Source ↗Rumble version/recording of Kirk's anti-war argument.
Source ↗Contemporaneous coverage of Kirk's May 1 broadcast and opposition to a new war.
Source ↗Trump visited Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE; he publicly expressed hope that Saudi Arabia would join the Abraham Accords.
Source ↗During his Gulf trip, Trump reiterated his desire for U.S. control of Gaza and described it as a future 'freedom zone.'
Source ↗A federal judge ruled that DOGE actions concerning the United States Institute of Peace were unlawful. This is included as institutional context, not as evidence that USIP was part of the Board of Peace.
Source ↗The source document reports that the Trump administration was exploring a plan to permanently relocate roughly one million Gazans to Libya in exchange for releasing frozen Libyan funds.
Source ↗Kirk attended the Oval Office ceremony swearing in Jeanine Pirro as Acting U.S. Attorney for D.C.
Source ↗Following the Pirro ceremony, Kirk said he had been in the Oval Office multiple times before May 28. This confirms the May 28 visit was not his first second-term Oval Office appearance.
Source ↗Lawmakers from more than 30 countries met for the third Abraham Accords Interparliamentary Strategic Dialogue.
Source ↗Kirk examines whether the Israel-Iran escalation could pull the United States into a wider war.
Source ↗Kirk's video reaction to Israel's initial strikes and the possibility of U.S. involvement.
Source ↗Kirk gives a follow-up reaction to the Israel-Iran conflict and escalation risk.
Source ↗Kirk and co-hosts discuss the attack and the possibility of a wider war.
Source ↗Kirk argued that the conflict was Israel's to handle, opposed U.S. boots on the ground and framed broader American involvement as undesirable.
Source ↗Independent researchers reported a June 15–21 Google Trends signal associated with the name Lance Twiggs and the District of Columbia/Israel search geography. The supplied research treats this as a pattern to reproduce, not evidence of who searched or why.
Source / research archive ↗A U.S. congressional delegation led by Rep. Brad Schneider visited Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE to support regional integration.
Source ↗Kirk rejects regime-change war as an approach to Iran and argues that a wider conflict would be disastrous.
Source ↗AP reports Kirk saying the last thing America needs is a new war and describing the foreign-policy divide on the right.
Source ↗The official presidential record says Trump 'met separately with Charlie Kirk' on June 17, while the Israel-Iran war was the central foreign-policy crisis.
Source ↗Coverage of Kirk's opposition to entering another Iraq-style war and his warning about escalation.
Source ↗Coverage of Kirk's warning that America does not need another war and should prioritize peace.
Source ↗Kirk warns that calls for limited strikes were turning into advocacy for regime-change war.
Source ↗Later accounts claimed Kirk spent another day at the White House trying to dissuade Trump from regime-change war. No official White House record confirming a June 18 Kirk visit was located in this research.
Source ↗A Media Matters transcript records Kirk distinguishing limited strikes on nuclear sites from a full war or regime change and citing destabilizing effects of prior interventions.
Source ↗Kirk warned Lindsey Graham and other Iran hawks about the scale, history, civil-war risk and refugee consequences of regime change in Iran.
Source ↗Joe Kent later recalled seeing Kirk inside the West Wing in June 2025. Kent said Kirk told him, 'Joe, stop us from getting into a war with Iran,' before Kirk continued toward the Oval Office. The source explicitly says the exact date is not established and no contemporaneous official log/photo was located.
Source ↗AP documents Kirk's earlier opposition to war and his subsequent support for Trump's decision after the U.S. strike.
Source ↗Israel's national security adviser said Syria and Lebanon were candidates for the Abraham Accords amid exploratory contacts.
Source ↗Steve Witkoff said officials expected major announcements involving countries joining the Abraham Accords.
Source ↗Netanyahu said the outcome of the Iran conflict opened an opportunity for dramatic expansion of peace agreements.
Source ↗The research database records a June 28 search signal for Timpanogos Regional Hospital in the District of Columbia. The entry is part of a larger hospital/medical search-pattern chronology.
Source / research archive ↗Trump said Iran had been the primary problem and suggested the Abraham Accords could be expanded.
Source ↗The supplied research database records a June 30 search signal associated with Deirdre Amaro, identified there as a Utah medical examiner. This is presented only as a reported search anomaly requiring independent reproduction.
Source / research archive ↗Netanyahu met Trump after the June Israel-Iran war to discuss Iran, Gaza and Syria, and presented Trump with a Nobel Peace Prize nomination.
Source ↗UVU’s independent review says the event originated with a July 2025 request from the UVU TPUSA student chapter for Charlie Kirk to speak in the Fountain Courtyard.
UVU review ↗ Detailed report reproduction ↗The supplied research database records reported July search signals involving several physicians associated with Timpanogos Regional Hospital. The source material does not establish that these people conducted the searches or had advance knowledge of an event.
Source / research archive ↗The source transcript's presentation of the UVU independent review identifies July 18, 2025 as the date of the formal event request. The request further solidified the September 10 event date, Fountain Courtyard location, and event details.
UVU Independent Review ↗Researchers reported a cluster involving Timpanogos Regional Hospital and a small Tyler Robinson search signal. The archive itself notes that media cycles, VPNs and other ordinary explanations can produce geographic anomalies.
Source / research archive ↗Opinion coverage of Kirk's relationship with Israel and the growing debate among younger conservatives.
Source ↗Kirk discusses whether criticism of AIPAC, Netanyahu, Israel or foreign aid should be equated with antisemitism.
Source ↗The supplied research records reported Israel-geography signals for several names and entities, including an early-August Tyler Robinson entry and an Aug. 8 aircraft-tail-number entry. These are search-pattern leads, not identification evidence.
Source / research archive ↗Israel Hayom reported that Kirk confirmed attendance after an invitation from Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli through Kirk's pastor Rob McCoy. The planned Israel trip did not occur because of Kirk's death.
Source ↗Kirk attended Bill Ackman's Bridgehampton gathering with conservative influencers; later reports described a tense discussion or 'intervention' concerning Kirk's increasingly critical comments about Israel and U.S. support.
Source ↗TPUSA’s August 21 questionnaire projected approximately 600 attendees and reported no security concerns. The review later notes that ticket totals were not available to UVU through TPUSA’s ticketing process.
UVU review ↗At the August 25 planning meeting, UVU participants raised concerns about the outdoor location, anticipated attendance, protest activity, crowd management, and access control, and suggested alternative venues. The review says TPUSA requested that the event remain in the courtyard and preferred to manage its own ticketing; the committee allowed those arrangements.
UVU review ↗ Detailed report reproduction ↗The detailed report records discussion of TPUSA security staffing and says Event Services provided bicycle-rack barriers requested by TPUSA for the speaking area.
Detailed report reproduction ↗ UVU review ↗After the August planning meeting, UVU Police Chief Jeff Long sought a direct TPUSA security contact so security coordination could proceed. The review describes the pre-event coordination process as limited and not sustained.
Detailed report reproduction ↗ UVU review ↗Chief Jeff Long and TPUSA Security Supervisor Dan Flood had their first direct security coordination. Flood said approximately 10–12 TPUSA security personnel would attend and requested close parking for the security team and assistance with Charlie Kirk’s ingress and egress.
Detailed report reproduction ↗ UVU review ↗Long asked about ticketing. Flood said TPUSA’s national office in Phoenix controlled ticketing and was using it to gauge attendance, but the review says Long did not receive updated ticket totals or a usable crowd estimate.
Detailed report reproduction ↗ UVU review ↗The research archive describes reported search activity involving hospital, coroner and Utah-related terms in the days immediately preceding the shooting. The significance is chronological: these are claims to reproduce against ordinary search-interest explanations.
Source / research archive ↗Separate reported Google Image Search claims were circulated concerning Fort Huachuca and related terms. The research archive treats these as disputed leads and not proof of a particular searcher, agency or intent.
Source / research archive ↗At approximately 3:12 p.m., Dan Flood told Chief Long that students had access to an elevated walkway above the area where Kirk would speak. Flood asked whether access could be controlled or whether one of his personnel could be positioned there. Long replied that he had the area covered.
Detailed report reproduction ↗ UVU review ↗The source document identifies a Kirk/Shapiro interview two days before Kirk's death.
Source ↗The research archive reports pre-event spikes involving Tyler Robinson and related names/locations. The supplied database also contains reported signals for a plane tail number and other Utah/DC terms. These should be reproduced from original settings before drawing conclusions.
Source / research archive ↗The source document notes Israeli strikes targeting Hamas leaders in Qatar and the White House response criticizing the location while saying eliminating Hamas was a worthy goal.
Source ↗After the shooting became public, search interest naturally rose sharply. The research methodology therefore treats post-event data as a control/comparison point rather than evidence of foreknowledge.
Source / research archive ↗The TPUSA security team arrived with Dan Flood at approximately 9:00 a.m. The review says Chief Long was not formally introduced to the team upon arrival and that no face-to-face pre-event security briefing had occurred.
Detailed report reproduction ↗ UVU review ↗Flood texted that the TPUSA team was on site and learning ingress. He then raised concerns about people on the walkway above the canopy. Long replied that Student Life was dealing with them and that an officer would be present.
Detailed report reproduction ↗ UVU review ↗Flood asked whether the area directly above the tent could be taped off to prevent people from throwing objects over the barrier. Long agreed to meet there at 11 and said he would bring police tape.
Detailed report reproduction ↗ UVU review ↗Flood reported protesters/people on the elevated walkway above the speaking area and requested that the area be cleared. Chief Long, Sergeant Beveridge, and Officer Bagley went to the walkway, directed people away, and blocked the area with police tape. Two officers remained there through the shooting.
Detailed report reproduction ↗ UVU review ↗Chief Long proposed meeting Flood on the elevated walkway at 11:00 a.m. The review says the planned face-to-face meeting did not occur. Reviewers describe the absence of a formal pre-event briefing and coordinated walk-through with TPUSA security as a critical missed opportunity.
Detailed report reproduction ↗ UVU review ↗The review says the Hall of Flags walkway concern was addressed, but the event lacked a comprehensive written security assessment and Event Action Plan, and planning did not formalize assessments of elevated vantage points, building access, and other site-specific security concerns.
UVU review ↗ Detailed report reproduction ↗Retrospective coverage of Kirk's self-description as a defender of Jews and Israel alongside accusations made against him.
Source ↗In an official presidential record, Trump said he had spoken with Erika and described her as devastated after Charlie Kirk's killing. This is the clearest documented direct private communication between Trump and Erika immediately after the assassination.
Source ↗At Charlie Kirk's memorial at State Farm Stadium, Erika spoke before Trump. Trump joined her onstage, embraced her and spoke with her backstage afterward. The White House published official photographs documenting the interactions.
Source ↗Netanyahu met Trump in the Oval Office and participated in a joint press conference announcing Trump's Gaza peace plan.
Source ↗Trump unveiled the 20-point Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict. The plan proposed a ceasefire, hostage release, Israeli withdrawal, Hamas exclusion from governance, a technocratic Palestinian administration and a new Board of Peace chaired by Trump.
Source ↗Reporting on Kirk's private letter describing the communications/PR bind around Israel, antisemitism accusations and criticism.
Source ↗Additional reporting on Kirk's advice to Netanyahu concerning Israel's public-relations and antisemitism controversy.
Source ↗Hamas agreed to release remaining hostages and transfer Gaza administration to independent Palestinian technocrats, while not agreeing to disarm in the terms described by the source.
Source ↗The source document records Trump's deadline for Hamas to accept the proposal and notes that the Palestinian Authority expressed support while not being directly involved in negotiations.
Source ↗Trump announced that Israel and Hamas had reached an agreement to begin the first phase, including hostage release and an Israeli withdrawal to designated lines.
Source ↗The source document records the Gaza ceasefire taking effect on October 10, with subsequent attacks also reported.
Source ↗At the Sharm el-Sheikh summit, Trump and participating states advanced the declaration associated with implementation of the Gaza plan and ceasefire. UN Resolution 2803 later expressly welcomed this declaration.
Source ↗Trump posthumously awarded Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Erika accepted the medal on her husband's behalf. During the ceremony she directly responded to Trump when he questioned whether Charlie had been someone who prayed for his enemies; Erika said he did.
Source ↗Official White House photography shows Trump and Erika arriving together at the Rose Garden ceremony.
Source ↗Erika discussed how she learned of Charlie Kirk's shooting. This is contextual to the post-assassination timeline and is not presented as a Trump interaction.
Source ↗An official presidential pool report says Erika was present at Sergio Gor's Oval Office swearing-in and spoke after the ceremony. Trump was present and answered questions at the event.
Source ↗Resolution 2803 passed to give effect to the Gaza peace plan; the source notes it was welcomed by the Palestinian Authority and denounced by Hamas.
Source ↗The Security Council adopted Resolution 2803 by 13-0-2. It endorsed Trump's Comprehensive Plan, welcomed the Board of Peace as a transitional administration, and authorized an International Stabilization Force.
Source ↗Carnegie's analysis examines the international-law questions surrounding the UN Security Council endorsement of the U.S. Gaza plan.
Source ↗The source document identifies the official Board of Peace website as a key reference for the new institution.
Source ↗Trump publicly announced that the Board of Peace had been formed and said its members would be announced shortly.
Source ↗The official Charter is identified as a core primary source for the Board of Peace's structure and authority.
Source ↗The source document identifies the official members page as the primary roster reference.
Source ↗The White House announced the Board's founding Executive Board, including Marco Rubio, Steve Witkoff, Jared Kushner, Tony Blair, Marc Rowan, Ajay Banga and Robert Gabriel, alongside the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza.
Source ↗Trump signed the founding Charter of the Board of Peace. The Charter describes a broader international peace-building organization and names Trump as chairman.
Source ↗Trump formally ratified the Charter at the World Economic Forum in Davos, establishing the Board as an official international organization. Trump serves as chairman.
Source ↗Netanyahu met Trump at the White House amid disputes over Iran's nuclear and missile programs.
Source ↗The Board held its inaugural meeting in Washington, with commitments concerning Gaza reconstruction and an International Stabilization Force.
Source ↗Trump appointed Erika Kirk to the U.S. Air Force Academy Board of Visitors. The appointment created a formal role for her in an institution overseen by the federal government and reporting to the Secretary of Defense and Congress.
Source ↗At the White House Easter lunch, Trump paused his remarks to address Erika in the audience, asked whether she was doing well, praised her work and told her she should sue critics he said were jealous of her. The archived transcript preserves the exchange after the White House removed the original video.
White House source ↗ Transcript ↗At a Turning Point USA event at Dream City Church in Phoenix, Erika introduced President Trump and appeared with him onstage.
Source ↗Erika attended the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner when a shooting disrupted the event. Trump was also present and was evacuated. Available reporting documents their shared presence at the event, but does not establish a direct interaction between them that night.
Source ↗Netanyahu met Trump in the Oval Office for about 90 minutes; Iran and regional security were central topics. AP reported the meeting on July 28, 2026.
Source ↗What the timeline shows: Kirk increasingly opposed U.S. war with Iran, questioned aspects of U.S. support for Israel, retained unusual access to Trump, and was reportedly trying to influence the administration's Iran decision during the June 2025 crisis. He was assassinated on September 10, 2025. Trump's Comprehensive Plan for Gaza followed on September 29, the Gaza ceasefire/hostage sequence followed in October, UN Security Council Resolution 2803 was adopted on November 17, and the Board of Peace was formally developed and established in January 2026.
Why it is potentially interesting: The chronology suggests a question worth investigating: whether the geopolitical struggle over Iran, Israel and Gaza that preceded Kirk's death had any relationship to the peace architecture that emerged afterward. The stronger question is not “Did the Board of Peace cause the assassination?”—the Board was formally created after Kirk's death—but whether the specific Gaza/peace architecture that became the Board of Peace was already being conceived or discussed before September 10, 2025.
Current evidentiary assessment: The timeline establishes political and chronological overlap, not causation. There is currently no evidence in the timeline establishing that the Board of Peace, Trump, Netanyahu, Iran, Israel or a foreign intelligence service ordered or caused Kirk's assassination. The criminal case currently provides evidence for a political/domestic motive, while alternative geopolitical theories remain unproven.
Investigation question: Trace January 1–September 10, 2025 for the earliest documentary evidence of the Gaza/Board-of-Peace concept, and cross-reference Trump, Netanyahu, Steve Witkoff, Jared Kushner, Charlie Kirk and Joe Kent communications or meetings. Pay particular attention to Kirk's April–June Iran statements, White House access, the June West Wing recollection, and August Israel-related disputes.
UVU released the independent external review of planning, preparedness, response, and recovery surrounding the September 10, 2025 shooting. The project team conducted more than 70 interviews and examined thousands of pages of records and digital/communications evidence.
UVU review and full report ↗ UVU release notice ↗