Podcaster Candace Owens, known for her bold claims and investigations, recently found herself the target of a practical joke amid her probing of the Charlie Kirk assassination case. A tip linking Egyptian military‑plane activity to the case took an embarrassing turn when the address given turned out to be that of her own legal team. 

The Egyptian Plane Theory & Investigation Start

Owens has alleged that two Egyptian military aircraft tracked Erika Kirk (widow of Charlie Kirk) dozens of times between 2022 and 2025. She claimed flight‑tracking data showed overlapping routes and on‑ground activity at events around Kirk’s death. 
Her narrative suggests that this surveillance was connected to the September 10, 2025 killing of Charlie Kirk at an event at Utah Valley University (UVU). 

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The Prank That Blew Up

During one podcast episode, Owens read out a tip claiming that “government entities” were involved in the Kirk case—and that all evidence pointed to the address: 920 North King Street / One Rodney Square, Wilmington, DE 19801.
It emerged that this is the address of the law firm Richards, Layton & Finger — the registered legal representation for Owens in another case.
Internet users quickly pointed out the mismatch and labeled it a “prank” that Owens fell for live on her own show. 

Who Is Her Lawyer?

The firm Richards, Layton & Finger is listed as Owens’ attorney in a defamation matter involving remarks she made about the First Lady of France. 
Although the article does not name a specific individual attorney from the firm publicly associated with Owens’ case, the law firm’s address was central to the prank.

Implications for the Investigation & Owens’ Credibility

The entire episode raises questions about the reliability and sourcing of the theory Owens is promoting.

  • The fact that the tip innocently or maliciously pointed to her own lawyer’s office undermines the seriousness of the claim.

  • No law‑enforcement agency has publicly confirmed the Egyptian plane theory or its link to Kirk’s assassination. 

  • Owens has nonetheless doubled down on her allegations, despite the mock‑bait.

What’s Next in the Case?

  • Official investigators remain quiet regarding the Egyptian‑plane angle.

  • Owens is reportedly gathering more data and encouraging her followers to help identify alleged rental cars tied to the tip.

  • Public reaction is mixed: some see Owens’ theory as a provocative attempt to uncover hidden truths, others view it as conspiracy‑laden and unverified.