NFL
By Steve Atkinson
Not much is being discussed in the news regarding the Charlie Kirk case and Tyler Robinson. Most information consists of online speculation and theories about what occurred on September 10th at UVU. The last time I wrote about the case was concerning a TMZ video that showed Tyler Robinson walking in a T-shirt and shorts, followed by another sighting of him supposedly limping while wearing a black shirt and jeans. I spoke to two people from the Orem area; one believed the two images depicted the same person, while the other did not.
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Now that there is a gag order in the case, it’s important to clarify that TPUSA was not involved in the assassination of Charlie Kirk. That online theory doesn’t make any sense. Furthermore, it raises the question of what relevance there is to someone like Tyler Robinson, who had no ties to the organization and simply lived with his boyfriend, who was involved in some very dark web activities.
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Lance Twiggs, who is likely in witness protection since no one knows his current whereabouts, appears to be the type who prefers online gaming and avoids outdoor activities. He gives off the impression that he operates on a “my way or the highway” mentality. Tyler, on the other hand, seemed to be trying to fit in. He attended Utah State University for one semester, which has a CAI program allegedly affiliated with the CIA, although the school has denied that Tyler took that class.
There is also speculation suggesting that Tyler was involved with the Armed Queers group in Salt Lake City, which deleted its Instagram account after the shooting but has since reinstated it without posting anything since September 5th. This group was being investigated by the FBI, but it is unclear whether they found anything or are waiting for the trial to proceed. Personally, I believe Tyler did not act alone and that his boyfriend was aware of his actions. It seems plausible that his boyfriend disagreed with Charlie’s views, and in a misguided attempt to impress him, Tyler made a grave decision that ultimately ended his life, assuming he is indeed the same person seen in the black shirt and jeans.
I cannot definitively say whether Tyler Robinson pulled the trigger, but if the FBI has evidence placing him on the roof at the moment of the shooting, that would eliminate the conspiracy theories circulating online. Until that evidence is presented, the speculation is bound to continue. . .
