What happened to 'bullhorn guy' Skye Valadez after Charlie Kirk assassin was identified as Tyler Robinson?

Social media sleuths named several persons before FBI released the name of the Charlie Kirk assassin as Utah's Tyler Robinson, and one of the hardest hit by the social media conspiracy theories was some Skye Valadez, believed to be an Utah-based musician.

A song called 'Charlie Kirk Dead at 31'
On Reddit and 4chan, social media users claimed that Skye Valadez, whose account was named 'God's Finest Scalpel' uploaded a song called 'Charlie Kirk Dead at 31'. People claimed that he deleted the song after Kirk's assassination and after his name flooded social media.


Who is the 'bullhorn guy'?
Many people claimed that Skye Valadez was the 'bullhorn guy' from Utah. But there is no credibility to any of these identities. What can be confirmed is that one activist had an open debate with Kirk at one of his events, where he held a bullhorn in his hand. After the FBI released the photos of the suspected killer, several names surfaced but the conspiracy theories died their natural death after Tyler Robinson was named as the killer.

Is Skye Valadez a real person?
Social media users shared screenshots of various accounts bearing the name of Skye Valadez but there is no confirmarion whether this is a real person or not.



Charlie Kirk assassin, motive revealed
Officials have now confirmed that the suspect killer, Tyler Robinson, was politically motivated to kill Kir. The 22-year-old former student at Utah Valley University was full of hate, and he was vocal that he did not like Kirk and his viewpoints. Three unfired casings found in the chamber of the rifle reportedly used by Robinson included left-wing slogans such as “Hey fascist! Catch!” engraved on the side along with an up arrow, a right arrow and three down arrows. Another featured the words “Oh bella ciao, bella ciao, bella ciao ciao ciao,” referencing a popular Italian anti-fascist song, Cox said.

A third casing, engraved “If you read this, you are gay LMAO [laugh my a– off]” was found in the chamber of the weapon, a Mauser model 98 bolt-action rifle with a scope mounted on it.