Fact-check analysisVerified as of September 13, 2025Curated by FactVerify
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An online searchable database of nearly 40,000 or more leftists celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination will soon be available - along with their employer.

There is evidence that some right-wing activists are publicly exposing individuals accused of celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination, but the claim of a soon-to-be-available searchable database of nearly 40,000 leftists with their employers is not substantiated by the sources.

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Key Evidence

Verified September 13, 2025
The reporting

What the Evidence Shows

The search results confirm that after Charlie Kirk's assassination, there has been a notable backlash involving right-wing activists targeting people alleged to have celebrated his death. Several sources (WIRED, NPR, The New York Times) report that these activists are posting identifying details about such individuals online, which has led to job losses and threats.

However, none of the sources provide credible evidence or mention the creation or imminent release of an online searchable database containing nearly 40,000 names along with their employers. The numbers cited in the claim are not supported by the available information.

Additionally, while there are reports of social media posts listing politically conservative targets and some individuals being publicly named, the scale and specific nature of the database described in the input cannot be verified. The sources also highlight that this is a highly charged and contentious environment with ongoing online conflicts and retaliations from both sides.

Therefore, the claim as stated exaggerates or misrepresents the documented facts.

Primary trail

Verified Sources10

Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin lived with transgender partner who is now...

foxnews.com
Open source

Charlie Kirk's Assassination Mocked By Liberals Citing Gun Views

newsweek.com
Open source

'People are scared to death': Members of Congress fear for their safety after...

nbcnews.com
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