A TikTok user has sparked outrage by openly calling for the murder of Charlie Kirk’s wife and children, inciting violence against his entire family and beyond. The individual, identified as @noryy_bell on TikTok and Estoy Dokusei on Instagram, posted a video titled “don’t let it stop with charlie,” in which they demanded the killings of Kirk’s spouse, two young children, and even “the ones that are above him” such as mayors, city councilmen, and CEOs.

In the clip, the user claims: “They need to go too… because they’re carrying on that mentality and that lineage… get rid of the whole family.” They further escalate their rhetoric, suggesting that Kirk’s relatives should be targeted for perpetuating his beliefs, while also urging violence against local leaders and corporate executives. The video includes graphic language and explicit calls for mass violence, including references to murdering a 3-year-old girl and a 1-year-old baby.

The post has drawn widespread condemnation, with calls for the user to face investigation. A website called CharliesMurderers.com has emerged as a platform to document hate speech targeting Kirk, collecting over 50,000 submissions of politically violent remarks. The site claims to aggregate publicly available information without doxxing private individuals, though it includes screenshots of messages allegedly sent by users promoting violence.

The website’s creators state their intent is “public education,” archiving instances of political violence similar to digital archives like archive.org. However, critics argue the name “Charlie’s Murderers” risks conflating hate speech with direct responsibility for his death. The debate over free speech and accountability continues, as the platform highlights the consequences of online vitriol while avoiding explicit calls for physical harm.

The video has intensified concerns about the spread of extremist rhetoric online, with many decrying the normalization of violence against civilians. The user’s actions have been widely condemned as abhorrent and destabilizing.