km. Candace Owens Releases Alleged Leaked Phone Call, Reigniting Questions Around a 2021 Incident

Candace Owens Releases Alleged Leaked Phone Call, Reigniting Questions Around a 2021 Incident

U.S. — Commentator Candace Owens has released what she describes as a leaked phone recording that has rapidly ignited online debate, drawing renewed attention to an alleged 2021 incident involving Erika Kirk and an individual identified as a volunteer who later disappeared from public view.

According to Owens, the recording — which she claims is authentic — captures a tense exchange connected to an incident she refers to as a “bleeding” episode that allegedly occurred during a single night in 2021 and involved three women. Owens says the audio is part of a larger collection of materials she plans to release in stages.

A woman named Elelliana, described by Owens as a former mentor to Erika Kirk who subsequently vanished from public circles, has recently resurfaced. Elelliana claims to possess audio recordings and video still images from that night. The materials allegedly depict blood on the floor and include voices heard saying phrases such as, “Don’t call for help,” and “If she wakes up, she’ll ruin everything.”
These claims have not been independently verified.

Owens further alleges that a volunteer identified as Hana disappeared days after the incident. At this time, no official records or law enforcement statements confirming the circumstances of Hana’s status have been made public.

In the released audio, a voice identified by Owens as Charlie Kirk can reportedly be heard saying, “I know what you did.” The response attributed to Erika Kirk consists of silence, followed by what Owens describes as a frightened “No.” The identities of the voices and the context of the exchange have not been independently authenticated.

Owens has emphasized that the recording represents “part one” of a broader disclosure, suggesting additional material may follow.

The release has triggered intense speculation across social media platforms, where users are debating multiple possibilities, ranging from an accident to a potential cover-up. No criminal charges related to the alleged incident have been announced, and no official investigation has been publicly confirmed.

Erika Kirk, who previously drew national attention for publicly forgiving the individual responsible for her husband’s death, now finds herself at the center of renewed scrutiny. As of publication, no public response from Kirk or her representatives addressing the recording has been issued.

Owens has stated that supporting context and alleged evidence are being shared incrementally online, ahead of what she describes as a forthcoming full release.

This remains a developing story.