An Eyewitness At Timpanogos. A Shocking Discovery About The Medical Examiner… | Ep 369

Candace

Candace Owens investigates shocking inconsistencies in the Charlie Kirk autopsy and hospital timeline, revealing that Dr. Andrew Guajardo—Utah's deputy chief medical examiner—married Dr. Ashley Brown Guajardo, a prominen

Key takeaways

• Dr. Andrew Guajardo, Utah's deputy chief medical examiner, is married to Dr. Ashley Brown Guajardo, a sociologist who promotes furries and gaming culture through her book 'Play Like a Fan Girl'.

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And I'm currently pretty unwell over it because I just can't take this anymore. Everything is just so obviously wrong. The autopsy was rushed. Just in the middle of the night, a couple of hours he's done. Who did this? Who performed this? Now we've got the chief medical examiner. Resigning. The person who signed off on it, though, is one that we are going to be speaking about, Dr. Andrew Guajardo. And there's more because we also received a pretty explosive tip regarding the clothing of Charlie's security team and where that went. You remember the clothing they were wearing in the car en route to the hospital. They were covered in blood. The amazing Mike McCoy got them scrubs. Well, we have an idea what may have happened to the clothing thereafter. And we are going to stick with the hospital theme today because we've all been. wondering where the heck all of the hospital witnesses are? Like, this is an ER, sir. Where the doctors, nurses, other patients, it's almost as though no one was there but Turning Point USA. How could that be? We've come across a source and the story that we've been told is incredible. And if true, it very much implies foreknowledge of Charlie's assassination. So let's get right into it. Welcome back to Candace. I don't even know where to begin. So we're just going to start. Okay. His name is Dr. Andrew Guajardo. He is from New York. He moved to Utah in 2018 and was working as an assistant at the medical examiner's office. In 2024, when our chief medical examiner, Dr. Diedra Amaro, began to rule the roost, she decided to select him as her deputy. So he was promoted in 2024 when she got there to the role of deputy, chief. examiner. Okay. So Charlie Kirk, we are told. We were told things are kind of shifting now, but we were really told that he was murdered by a trans furry kid on a rooftop, gamer. I do want to say there's still no proof of him being trans or into trans furries beyond the influencers that were immediately sent out to tell us this was a left versus right war, that there was an LGBTQ narrative here. We were also told that he confessed to his crime, to his friends, his fellow gamers, on Discord. Here are some of those messages that he tells them that he's speaking to people, Jug Barnaby, Marina, a girl in there, a guy in there. And he says, hey, guys, I have bad news for you all. It was me at UVU yesterday. I'm sorry for all of this. I'm surrendering through a sheriff friend in a few moments. Thanks for all the good times and laughs. You've all been so amazing. Thank you for everything. It's just such an odd thing to do, to just keep confessing, right? Lance, Tyler, Lance Twiggs, Tyler Robinson's alleged boyfriend has indicated in his interview that Tyler was very into gaming. Not politics, he said, but gaming. So we have a storyline which involves trans-furry gamers to be specific. Now, of course, the majority of the public is suspicious, right? Suspicious to say the least over the text messages, the discord confessions, even more so after seeing the Spider-Man Ninja who jumped from a lozy rooftop with the skill, precision, and fearlessness of a SEAL Team 6 member. But after listening to the preliminary hearing, we suspect that Tyler, plausible, could have been set up by Lance. His prints are everywhere. He lives with him. He had the login to, it's plausible that he could have a login to his boyfriend's discord. That wouldn't be strange. When you're dating someone and living with them, his prints were less degraded, certainly, than Tyler Robinson's were on the gun, which had dust in the barrel, so likely wasn't even fired. Who could have had access to Tyler's stuff? The discord element just feels a little fete. Just a little federal trap-y, I might say. So who is this Dr. Andrew O'Hardo? Anything that might be of interest in his background? That was kind of how Ashley began. She was like, oh, I'm wondering about the medical examiner. Who he is. I said, yeah, we should get to that. And it turns out there's something very interesting to know about him. And it's who he's married to. His wife is someone who might be of interest, who might be an expert in this field. honestly, they might bring her in as an expert because Dr. Andrew Guajardo is married to a furry. I kid you not. Or at least the very least we can assert is that he's married to someone who encourages, supports, works with, and propagates the culture of furries, and occasionally dresses up as one herself. He's married to a woman named Dr. Ashley Brown Guajardo. And here she is. Meet Ashley. Now we had to, we obviously turned the sound off because there was music as she was dancing as a furry. She was promoting her book, and she used the hashtag #furry. We're going to read what this book is about before I tell you more about her, because this is just all just so incredible. Let's pull this penguin random house book that she was promoting. She published this book, Play Like a Fan Girl, okay? And can you scroll down because it tells you us the description? I don't know if you can make that bigger, but, yeah, my eyesight's always so bad during pregnancy. It says that the book description is about how women and queer gamers can express and he listened, excitement, creativity, and desire in online gaming communities and beyond how do cosplayers, fan artists, fan fiction authors, and TikTok content creators build communities for marginalized and underserved fans of games in Play Like a Fan Girl, Christine and Ashley and Tanya. These authors are going to look at the collective efforts of such fans to create meaningful and arousing connections to the video game worlds, to characters and to one another, using pleasure as a lens. They show how fans, playful practices both reflect current cultural values and shape how we relate to video games in ourselves. They develop the concept of what they call the fan girl gays to show how communities of fan girls can be regarded as oppositional, subversive, and transformative in terms of societal expectations and gender, play, and sex. Okay, you get the idea. Now, you're probably wondering how Ashley became a doctor. How did she become a doctor? Well, sociology, right? Sociology is how she climbed the teaching ladder. After achieving her degree, and guess where she achieved it, at Arizona State University, she then earned her Ph.D. in sociology overseas at the University of Manchester, and then she became a teacher. She taught preschool kids. What we learned from her bio is that, quote, previously, Dr. Guarardo was faculty. at Brunel University in London and then the University of Utah. I've been there for almost 10 years, last 10 years. She won awards for innovative and inclusive teaching at both institutions. Since 2017, she's hosted a weekly educational Twitch stream on games user research models. Methods, pardon. She's also held several leadership positions in industry and academia-facing professional organizations. she was vice president of the Global Game Jam Conference, co-director of IGDA's Games User Research Special Interest Group. I'd like to see who funds the IGDA and currently serves as the president of the Digital Games Research Association. I would like to see who funds that. If I know about the feds, this is how they move money. Give me an association of 501.C3, we'll get money in there. Anyway, as I told you, she's the author of my name. books, but also the author of sexuality in role-playing games, dozens of book chapters, journal articles on fandom, sexuality, particularly video games, tabletop, role-playing games. And she's currently working on a book which explores how fantasy can shape your sexual desire. But the biggest thing that I want to underscore is just how deeply submerged she is in gamer culture, how deeply tied she is to the gamer community. And for the last 10 years, she's been in Utah. And she teaches and explains the philosophy of how gamers can engage with characters, create characters outside of themselves. That is her expertise. She encourages and explains how people effectively can sort of separate from their real life persona. And that, by the way, is what a furry is. It's not like it's the LGBTQIA thing. I had to look this up. I'm going to read this to you. I was like, I don't even know what a furry is. It says the term furry describes a diverse community of fans, writers, gamers, and role players. Most furries create themselves an animal character called their fursona, with whom they identify and can function as an avatar within the community. So this is not me, this is my avatar that is separate from me. So you guys remember when Lance was testifying and he said that the preliminary hearing, that he goes by Luna? and for some reason I felt it was going to be some anima. I don't know if he's trans. I think this is just a gaming thing. I suspect that that is what Luna is. It's a gaming character that he engages with outside of Lance Twigs. Okay. Here is how Dr. Ashley might explain how that engagement works. Take a listen. So erotic roleplay is different from cybersex in the sense that in erotic role play, you have this roleplay component. meaning that people are not at least explicitly playing as themselves. They are not seeking out sexual interaction in a game or in a chat room or otherwise as the human being that they are in their day-to-day life. They are playing the role of a character perhaps in a fantasy world, perhaps from a popular franchise like Star Wars. or just their own original character, but they are playing this character that is different from them with different wants, needs, hopes, and dreams, and they're engaging with erotic content. So cyber sex, on the other hand, would be when people want to engage with sexual content online or, you know, if it's phone sex, then it's through the phone, but that would be as themselves. So in terms of practice, what are we actually talking about? well, the two are very similar because at the end of the day, you're still using a keyboard to type out your erotic thoughts and feelings and emotions. The difference being that one person is doing it as a character and one person is doing it as themselves. Okay. I would like to again stress the point that Dr. Ashley has spent the last 10 years working as a professor in Utah. Okay. At the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, encouraging her students and her gamers to be. join her on her Discord, to follow her Twitch, her streamer account. And I'm wondering, how big can this community of gamers that are into this be throughout the state of Utah? I'm wondering, have we identified everyone on this Discord chat? I'm wondering, is this a coincidence? How big can this community be? And similar to Dr. Amara, Dr. Romaro has left the building. She's no longer at Utah. Ashley and her husband have both, they've now gone to New York. He's accepted. Now he's going to be the chief medical examiner in New York and she's going to be teaching at NYU. We should pull up her LinkedIn, by the way. We should pull up just to show like not barred from being around kids actually encourages it. Now she's the assistant arts professor at NYU full time. So they up and left associate professor, I guess she left ahead of her husband. I don't think that's right because he didn't leave until after. Obviously, he did the medical examiner's office and they are married. but assistant professor University of Utah she's just been around students for a very long time so again I'll ask the question how big can this particular gaming furry create a character that is outside of yourself join me on Discord Twitch community in Utah Has she ever come across Lance Twigs? that'd be a question that I would ask I just feel like that's a question that I would like to know the answer to across her 10-year career in Utah and also being on the board and working with these outside organizations and associations, studying these people and encouraging