So, the UVU report weirdly does not say a word about the paving does it people? The External REVIEW that UVU "HIRED" makes me think this post was dead on accurate.
I guess the Governor nor the FBI ordered the paving? 😂😂😂😂 You are seeing EVERYTHING I reported months ago, UVU is covering their own asses. They had mitigation teams in within HOURS. This incident report is absolutely the playbook to cut down on awards for wrongful death. TPUSA did not participate and they should not have.
Remember all the idiots giving me a hard time when I came out with these reports? Not only are these articles true, I NAILED IT.
🚨 BREAKING NEWS – CHARLIE KIRK INVESTIGATION UPDATE🚨🚨🚨🚨
NO COVER UP AT UVU 🚨🚨🚨
CONFIRMED!!
WITHIN hours of the Charlie Kirk assassination, Utah Valley University officials convened emergency meetings involving university leadership, legal counsel, and risk-management personnel.
Accordingly, the discussion centered on:
• The likelihood of wrongful-death and PTSD-related litigation.
• Insurance liability exposure.
• Locking down the campus while preserving the crime scene.
• Returning the university to normal operations as quickly as reasonably possible once law enforcement released the scene.
• Limiting public communications through centralized messaging. (DO NOT TALK TO ANYONE/MEDIA)
MITIGATING THE SCENE-CHANGING SCENE TO CUT DOWN ON PTSD CLAIMS!!!
THERE WAS NO Order from the FBI or Governor that points to a cover-up.
I AM TOLD THAT THE UNIVERSITY FOLLOWED A TRIED-AND-TRUE PLAYBOOK!
In fact, it closely mirrors the crisis-management playbook used by universities nationwide following major campus attacks.
Virginia Tech (2007)
After investigators completed their work, Norris Hall underwent extensive renovation and portions of the building were repurposed. The university also coordinated legal response, counseling, and phased reopening while facing significant litigation arising from the shooting. The focus became securing the scene, preserving evidence, assisting victims, reducing future trauma, and restoring operations.
Northern Illinois University (2008)
Cole Hall remained closed after the shooting before being renovated and reopened with substantial changes. Universities increasingly recognized that permanently preserving the exact scene of mass violence often prolongs trauma for students and staff.
Ohio State University (2016)
After the vehicle-and-knife attack, the campus immediately secured the area, cancelled classes, completed forensic processing, provided counseling resources, and rapidly resumed operations.
University of North Carolina (2023)
Campus officials issued shelter-in-place orders, coordinated with investigators, provided counseling services, communicated continually with students, and reopened once authorities determined it was safe.
Across higher education, the sequence is remarkably consistent:
➡️ Secure the scene.
➡️ Allow law enforcement to complete forensic processing.
➡️ Perform professional biohazard remediation. MITIGATE -Change the scene so there is not a constant reminder of the incident.
➡️ Restore campus operations.
➡️ Provide counseling and mental-health services.
➡️ Reduce institutional exposure while continuing to cooperate with investigators.
UVU's public actions fit that general pattern. The university closed campus for several days after the shooting, later reopened with counseling resources, and emphasized healing for students and employees.
the driving force behind the rapid mitigation of the crime scene was not an effort to conceal evidence, but standard crisis management: balancing evidence preservation, biohazard remediation, student safety, operational continuity, and the university's legal and insurance obligations.
That does not establish that every detail my source described occurred. Those specific internal discussions would require internal records, sworn testimony, or discovery in future litigation to independently verify. But the overall sequence described is consistent with how universities have handled other high-profile campus attacks.
The University decided to spend tens of thousands to save tens of millions. Put your critical thinking caps on for a moment. What makes more sense to you now? That the University was ALSO involved in a coverup, or they were covering their respective ass legally forecasting multiple wrongful death and PTSD lawsuits?
As always, I look to follow the facts and wherever that leads, I will report.