🚨BREAKING: Candace Owens is being sued by a private citizen she spent months casting as a suspect in Charlie Kirk's assassination. Robby Hild was in the crowd at UVU, 15–20 yards from the stage. The lawsuit is absolutely damning: - The indictment says the suspect walked onto campus at ~11:51 a.m. in the black flag shirt seen in the FBI's stairwell photos. A friend's video shows Hild in the crowd at 11:52, in a gray T-shirt and shorts. - Days later, a friend posted selfies of them in that stairwell without Hild's consent. Owens showed the photo to millions, asked them to identify him, and said he resembled the FBI image "more so than Tyler Robinson does." - She called him "our goth suspect" from the "gothic underground." The goth photo was from a Halloween costume party. - She suggested he might be from overseas, floated a "hunch" about the Azov Battalion, and doubted "Robby Hild" was his true identity. If he were "just some kid who grew up in Washington and went to school in Utah," she said, her inbox would be flooded. That's exactly who he is. - Per the complaint, people did reach out. The woman who shot the 11:52 video of him in the crowd emailed her tip line to say she stood with him and he had "nothing to do with this." When Owens DMed the friend who was with him at the event, he replied twice with his number and offered his photos and videos. She ignored both. - On Oct. 2, an X account posted the 11:52 video with its metadata, publicly apologized to Hild, and tagged her. Per the complaint, Owens admitted to his roommate that she'd seen it. - She said she just wanted to "know where he was" and "check him off." His roommate told her where he was all day, and when asked if she'd apologize, she texted: "Apology for Rob Hild? Lol. I spoke to his roommate yesterday. He clarified nothing. I am still looking into him." In December, she told Piers Morgan she doesn't name people without "concrete evidence." According to the lawsuit, she had none. In April, she reopened her "investigation into Robby Hild" anyway and said his family was "married into the Robinsons." Per the complaint, he has no relation to Tyler Robinson and has never met him. When his lawyers contacted her, she offered to correct the Robinson claim. She never did. What Hild got, per the complaint: death threats, a doxxed family, a vandalized home and car, and months away from Utah after police advised him not to stay home. Tyler Robinson is headed to trial for Charlie's murder. Robby Hild was just a Charlie Kirk fan who came to hear him speak.