Leftist Woman Calls for Murder of Charlie Kirk’s Wife, Children, Grandmother, and More [WATCH]

A viral video posted on social media has sparked widespread outrage after a woman called for violence against the family of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated last week during an appearance at Utah Valley University.

The woman, identified online as using the handles @noryy_bell on TikTok and Estoy Dokusei on Instagram, is seen in the video encouraging the killing of Kirk’s wife, children, parents, and grandparents.

“Y’all keep on talking about his wife and kids. They need to go too, because they’re carrying on that mentality and that lineage, like get rid of the whole family… Why did you stop with him?” she said in the recording.

The video also includes calls for broader violence against public officials and community leaders.

“And the ones that are above him, your mayor, your city councilman. What is it, Georgia Power? The people that keep on raising our sh*t, the CEO. Get rid of them. Yeah!” she stated.

At one point, the woman invoked “revolution” and “progress,” taunting activists she accused of being “too scary” to act.

“Y’all want results without putting in the work. You gon’ have to take out trash to get a clean house. Take the garbage out, y’all,” she said.

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Text on the video read, “dont let it stop with charlie.”

The video has drawn intense backlash amid an already tense political climate following Kirk’s assassination.

Millions of conservatives across the country and internationally have been mourning Kirk, who was 31 years old and the father of two young children.

Calls for an investigation have grown as clips of the woman’s statements have circulated widely online.

In the recording, she claimed to be surprised that Kirk had not been killed earlier and pressed viewers not to “let him be the end dog.”

The woman’s comments were met with concern that they could inspire additional violence.

“Go get his grandma because who raised you? Like your mom ought to be ashamed for birthing a scum like you. Get rid of the whole family,” she said.

This person goes by Estoy Dokusei — at least on Instagram. She wants Charlie Kirk’s grieving widow and children to be murdered next.

“Don’t let it stop with him. Get rid of the whole family, his wife and kids, too.”

Let’s make her famous. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/wsTkKu1cnQ

— Peter Lloyd (@Suffragent_) September 13, 2025

The Gateway Pundit reported that a new website, charliesmurderers.com, has been launched to collect reports from the public about individuals celebrating Kirk’s death or promoting further violence.

The site allows citizens to submit information on people who have expressed support for Kirk’s assassination or made similar threats against conservatives.

According to the report, submissions to the website have already identified individuals in public service roles, including government, education, and health care, who could face professional consequences or law enforcement investigation if they are found to be advocating violence for political purposes.

Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security Tricia McLaughlin, speaking about a separate recent enforcement incident, warned that online calls to resist or target law enforcement are increasingly endangering public safety.

The video circulating about Kirk’s family has now raised questions over whether similar enforcement or accountability measures may be necessary in this case.

Kirk’s assassination has prompted national attention and scrutiny of online rhetoric encouraging violence.

Law enforcement has not confirmed whether it is investigating the woman featured in the viral video, but pressure continues to mount for action against those openly threatening Kirk’s family and other public figures.

The video remains active on social media platforms as the fallout grows.

Conservative leaders have expressed concern that celebratory or threatening posts following Kirk’s death could lead to more violence if not addressed swiftly.