Efforts to avenge Charlie Kirk’s death have fallen apart everywhere

Organized right-wing doxxing efforts have evaporated in the month since the killing of Charlie Kirk, the former head of Turning Point USA, leaving questions about where all the data went.

In the six weeks since Kirk’s death, most of the right-wing efforts to avenge his death — except the ones in the federal government — have closed up shop. The biggest of these would-be organizations is the Charlie Kirk Data Foundation, an anonymously operated social media account and website that claims to have collected tens of thousands of entries on supposed critics of Kirk.

Today, however, the site is down, and it has been for weeks. Tt’s not the only organization ostensibly created to help right-wingers punish their critics that has flopped in the past month.

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The Charlie Kirk Data Foundat