Overview
- A TikTok influencer posted what he said was an Alo receipt tied to Erika Kirk, alleging a purchase of over $1,000 the day after Charlie Kirk’s killing, with the video topping 8 million views.
- TPUSA staffer Elizabeth McCoy says she made the in‑person Utah purchase for team members and for Erika after colleagues rushed to the hospital without clothing or toiletries, calling the online narrative a manufactured attack.
- Alo did not respond to questions about whether it would investigate a possible employee leak, and the company’s X posts are now protected.
- The X account Project Constitution says it received cease‑and‑desist letters from TPUSA after amplifying the receipt claim.
- Attorney Danny Karon says the alleged disclosure could support common‑law privacy claims and potentially raise FTC issues, with Utah law likely to apply because the transaction and disclosure occurred there.