A year after a high-profile assassination, the man who debated the victim just before the attack says he has endured relentless death threats and baseless conspiracy theories claiming his involvement. Despite providing no evidence, online accusations have escalated to the point where strangers are targeting him and his family. The individual, who spoke to a local newspaper, describes the psychological toll of living under constant suspicion and harassment. His account raises questions about how social media fuels misinformation in the wake of violent incidents.


The man who was debating conservative activist Charlie Kirk moments before he was assassinated exactly one year ago says he has spent the last year facing death threats and conspiracy theories accusing him of being involved in the killing. Hunter Kozak, 30, told The Salt Lake Tribune that strangers have threatened him and his family,...