charliekirkdata.org is the successor to the failed site charliesmurderers.com.
Background
charliesmurderers.com was a controversial website that claimed to document individuals accused of supporting or celebrating political violence, specifically related to the death of Charlie Kirk. It built a searchable database of submissions—including names, locations, employers, and social media links—of people allegedly involved. The site’s stated purpose was to create a permanent, continuously-updating archive of individuals accused of radical activism or calling for violence. It encouraged users to submit information on anyone celebrating Charlie’s death and claimed to be the “largest firing operation in history.” The site raised significant legal and ethical concerns due to its doxxing activities and incitement to harassment.
Purpose of charliekirkdata.org
charliekirkdata.org is intended to continue or replace the mission of charliesmurderers.com. Details about its features, policies, and approach are not yet public, but it is expected to inherit or expand upon the database and submission-driven model of its predecessor.
Legal and Ethical Considerations
Given the history of charliesmurderers.com, any successor site is likely to face similar scrutiny regarding privacy, legality, and ethical boundaries. Users and observers should be aware of the potential risks and controversies associated with such platforms.
robots.txt and AI Bot Policy
The site’s robots.txt file explicitly blocks major AI-related bots—including GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, meta-externalagent, and others—from accessing its content. This policy is intended to prevent the site’s data from being used for AI training, retrieval-augmented generation, or similar automated purposes, except for search engine indexing or with explicit written permission from the site operator.