
Candace Owens has threatened to file a police report against a private group chat called "protect Erika Kirk," which she claims shared her family's personal information and photos. She named Israeli-born Clarissa…
Candace Owens has threatened to file a police report against a private group chat called "protect Erika Kirk," which she claims shared her family's personal information and photos. She named Israeli-born Clarissa Goldemberg as the admin and accused the 92-member group of doxxing. Some group members have denied the allegations publicly. Separately, chiropractor candidate Angela Griffiths sent Owens a cease-and-desist letter demanding the removal of edited clips and alleged misrepresentations of the chat's content. The row stems from Owens's months-long public criticism of the official account of Charlie Kirk's assassination, whose widow Erika the chat was formed to support.


A grieving widow, a conservative influencer trading on outrage, and a private chat that nobody can prove did what it is accused of. The "protect Erika Kirk" group says it is just friends rallying; Owens says it is a doxxing ring with a Jewish admin, language that echoes her own past security scare. But the chat members' denial is direct and documented, while Owens offers only screenshots of unspecified messages. The real test will be whether any police station in Utah actually accepts a report based on a kitchen photograph from a Russell Brand interview.
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