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They PAVED Over Charlie Kirk’s Murder Scene… But Who Gave the Order? Both Sides

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May 23, 2026

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Corey and Marlon are going live on Both Sides to discuss the new interview from the contractor who says he helped install pavers over the area connected to Charlie Kirk’s murder scene.

According to the interview, Dan Merrell says he did not tear up the original scene. He says the area had already been excavated before he arrived, and his job was to help install the pavers after the fact.

But that explanation raises a bigger question: if the worker didn’t make the decision, then who gave the order?

Tonight, Corey and Marlon will break down what was actually said, what lines up with the timeline, what still has not been confirmed, and why the chain of command matters more than blaming the contractor.

This live is not about attacking the worker. It’s about asking why a national murder scene was altered so quickly, who approved it, whether the evidence collection was finished first, and why the public still has not received a clean explanation from officials.

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Charlie KirksDan MerrellTonight Corey

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