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Prosecutors sent evidence in Charlie Kirk’s case through Axon. In February 2026, Axon bought Carbyne—the 911 company Epstein helped finance—for a $625 million base price.
This is everything you need to know about the Turning Point surveillance matrix.
Carbyne had already announced a deployment at the emergency-call center serving UVU police.
Axon also invested in Cellebrite. Court testimony names Cellebrite as the software used to download a witness’s phone in Charlie’s case.
My Epstein investigation led me into these businesses. Following their filings brought me back to Charlie: the systems handling evidence, the people behind Turning Point’s technology, and the paid campaign that later promoted his recorded words.
I put the money, the companies and the records around Charlie on one timeline. Beside the network, it raises a harder question: who held the records, the financial interests and the ability to shape what the public saw?
I followed the paper. We’ll start with the money that went into Carbyne—and the evidence that came through Axon(the deeper you dive, the more you will find).
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