James Fitzgerald
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392 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 6 Sep
James Fitzgerald’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The shooter's parents turned him in within 48 hours or so.
I'll give them some credit there.
That video you just showed, I mean, I guess that's a proud mom.
Other...
Proud moms do things like that with their kids.
But what downward spiral, what catalyst, what epiphany struck this eventual shooter in his life, in his prime, to then begin this downward spiral
which resulted in, again, pulling the trigger on a rooftop and killing Charlie Kirk.
I don't have all the answers.
I hope as part of his sentencing, he's willing to do not only a psych eval, but before he's probably going to be executed if convicted, that whatever's happening with the Long Island serial killer who's agreed as part of his sentencing to, in fact, be interviewed by my former colleagues in the Behavioral Analysis Unit.
I would love to see an in-depth interview of this person and maybe just scratch the surface of what turned this guy from quote-unquote relatively normal to a stone-cold assassin.
He may lack the words to prove his love for Lance, but he went out and did something that afternoon to try to prove it, which of course was the murder of Charlie Kirk.
I was surprised by the kind of almost casual stream of consciousness utilized in these text messages.
Sometimes you see them much more emotionality involved or anger or vitriol of some sort, but these were not quite contemporaneous to the shooting itself.
but I think within 12 or certainly 24 hours of the shooting.
And apparently he is he
IRL, as the young say in real life, is unchartered territory for the shooter.
He didn't comprehend, he clearly didn't comprehend the long-term scope of his actions and what he was about to undertake.
He thought about it short-term, certainly the pre-offense behavior is suggestive of that and everything he put into it, getting grandpa's gun and
and engraving the cartridges, whatever.
But he didn't think of the long-term part, as you were saying with your earlier guest, with his phone and his car, and knowing that there'd be surveillance video around, and wearing clothes that everyone would recognize him in.
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