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A website that promised to expose critics conservative activist charlie kirk Thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency donations were taken before being taken offline, according to a report.
The site “Expose Charlie’s Murderers” was launched on September 10, hours after Kirk’s murder and promised to name and shame those who spoke out against him. “The largest shooting campaign in history.”
It asked supporters to contribute to “a highly sophisticated enterprise system that will be impervious to left-wing attacks” and directed them cryptocurrency blockchainThe technology behind Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, according to Drop site.
According to the outlet, the website’s anonymous developers raised more than $30,000 from supporters between September 12 and 14.
Now the domain www.charliesmurderers.com has gone dark.
The group justified asking for crypto donations at the time because it claimed it was working with Fortune 500 and Big Tech data scientists which was not cheap.
“Our reputation is at stake. The people behind this are political activists who have represented major parties and candidates,” the group previously wrote in a post on X.
The group, which changed its name to the Charlie Kirk Data Foundation, has not posted on X since September 23 and is now accused of defrauding MAGA supporters.
Independent The group has been contacted for comment.
“I want my donation back!” A MAGA account replied to the group in a post on X last month.
“Everyone knows it’s not legal,” said another.
Someone else said, “You are taking advantage of Charlie’s death to gain followers and profit on X.”
Before going offline, the website featured a list of names, including email addresses and social media handles, of people who had criticized Kirk online.
The names on the website include Erin Goodge, who resigned from her role as board chair of the Philomath School District in Oregon after the controversy.
She wrote on Facebook that she “will not mourn” Kirk’s death and was targeted on the site, resulting in online harassment and threats. “This situation is horrific and horrific and it’s beyond what I want anyone to experience,” she said. Drop site.
Workers across the country were fired from their jobs or faced sanctions for praising or celebrating Kirk’s assassination.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned that the Pentagon is “keeping a close eye” on any civilian and military personnel celebrating the killing.