Targeted Violence Cover Up: Are Conservative Women Being Targeted?

Targeted violence cover up concerns are growing after disturbing reports suggest a young Christian conservative woman may have been deliberately assassinated, while officials deflect questions and withhold key facts.

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This clip aired on WarRoom’s morning show on December 17, 2025. Transcript begins below (lightly edited for clarity; may contain minor errors).

STEVE BANNON (HOST): In Savannah, conservative women are being targeted. Is anybody taking this seriously? Do we have anybody’s attention on this yet, ma’am?

CAROLINE WREN (GUEST): I do think, finally, there is attention on it. WarRoom was the first one really talking about this. But thank goodness Fox and others are asking questions and talking about it.

Even at the press conference, I do think the reporter did a pretty good job of being like, hey, wait a minute, none of this makes any sense.

And I want to address a couple of things that Jesse talked about. None of this makes any sense. There are reports that Ella was shot point blank in the face and then shot as many as seven more times. And then, according to another witness, the other individual who died was walking along the same path as her.

To me, all of this leads to, you know, this looks like it was an assassination of Ella. And if so, it’s because she is a young Christian conservative, the vice chair of the College Republicans. This seems very, very, very relevant.

There are eyewitnesses to these accounts. Why can’t they just come out and say these things?

The problem I have right now is the gaslighting that happened at that press conference. There is what I think seems to be a very credible online trail. We’re talking about an individual. This guy is a big Free Palestine activist, a big LGBTQ activist on campus, and he’s written insane manifestos.

Brown has been scrubbing every single thing about this guy online. Then they were asked about him at the press conference, and they said, oh, we don’t know anything about scrubbing online, which was a lie. They put out a statement saying he’s not a student. He’s actually a research professor at the university.

What I don’t get is this. Why doesn’t this guy lock down his X? Why doesn’t he just come out and say, hey, it’s not me? When Candace Owens kind of doxxed the hooded guy during the Charlie Kirk investigation, it turned out to be a soccer player who had just dropped by. The soccer player came out and said, hey guys, it wasn’t me. I just came by because I wanted to hear this.

So why doesn’t this guy come out and address it? Say, I didn’t do it. Instead, they’re scrubbing everything about him from the internet, and he’s completely locked down all his accounts.

STEVE BANNON (HOST): Caroline, I’m going to hold you guys through the break. I’ve got about 45 seconds. Are Christian women, I mean, we’ve got to stand up for this. If we don’t stand up for this, you’re going to have this spread even more than it is throughout the country, ma’am.

CAROLINE WREN (GUEST): Yeah, no, we have to stand up for this. This should be the top priority of our entire law enforcement.

I echo what Jack said earlier. I think it is absolutely plausible that Providence PD and Brown University disabled their local and campus CCTV cameras to protect illegal immigrants.

If that ends up being the case, my God, we should all be just up in arms about this.

It is completely outrageous. We need to stand up for these women, and we need to get to the bottom of what is happening.

If it turns out to be targeting of Christian conservatives on college campuses, then we really have to reckon with this as a country. Law enforcement has to deal with it, and parents have to start deciding, do you want to send your kids into essentially slaughter on these university campuses? Because that is what is happening.