A recording has appeared on the network in which you can see how King Charles III greets his subjects in front of Cardiff Castle. However, it was not the monarch who attracted the attention of Internet users, but his … his bodyguards. They look at the hands of the men who look after the monarch’s safety and weave a strange conspiracy theory.
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King Charles III and his brothers took part in the “children’s vigil” at Elizabeth II’s coffin – first in Edinburgh, then in London
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King Charles’s bodyguards protect him with … prosthetic hand?
A recording with the king Charleswhich, while walking around Wales in the company of bodyguards, became a hit on TikTok. Users of the platform analyze them frame by frame, paying attention to the hands of the security guards. They claim these look unnatural, as if they are fixed, which should indicate they are dentures. These, according to smart internet users, serve to distract from the fact that each of the bodyguards actually have an arm under their jacket to have quick and easy access to weapons at all times. Thanks to this, in the event of an attack, they do not have to reach it and react quickly. This conspiracy theory is “proven” among other things by a tiktokerka nicknamed “justemmawithacamera”, who takes close-ups not only on the hands of security guards, but also alleged “bulges” on their jackets.
There are more similar recordings.
Some have looked for other explanations regarding the motionless and unnatural-looking hands of the security guards.
They [ochroniarze – red] they communicate via signals, so they hold their hands in such a way that they do not accidentally perform a hand movement that could be perceived as a signal to act.
However, not everyone saw the scene as a sensation. Many people were skeptical of the conspiracy theories presented.
Some people have too much free time.
Why should they hide the gun hand under their jacket? After all, they can put the gun in the holster and take it.
As you can see, the recording attracted a lot of interest. The palace did not respond to the case. On the other hand, security expert Will Geddes took the floor, arguing in an interview with the Metro Portal that the hands of the security guards shown in the video were real.
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