
Candace Owens has said she will file a police report against a private group chat called 'protect Erika Kirk', alleging members shared her family's personal information and photos. She named the admin,…
Candace Owens has said she will file a police report against a private group chat called 'protect Erika Kirk', alleging members shared her family's personal information and photos. She named the admin, Clarissa Goldemberg, and accused the group of doxxing. Owens compared the chat to a previous case where a man who plotted her murder pleaded guilty.
Some group members denied the claims, saying no address or private details were shared. One wrote that the police would laugh her out of the station. Owens has spent months criticising Erika Kirk, whose husband Charlie Kirk was shot dead in September 2025 at a Utah university event.
This story is being framed as cancel culture versus free speech, but both sides are leaning hard on outrage. Owens claims doxxing; the chat members say it is just people supporting a widow. The real test is whether any actual private information was shared in that group. Policing online harassment matters, but so does not weaponising police complaints to chill legitimate criticism. A screenshot of the chat log would settle who is telling the truth.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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