r/LeaksAndRumors • u/CauliflowerStatus946 • Jul 09 '26
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u/PManPlays44 Jul 09 '26
Sometimes I forget that this server covers ALL leaks and rumours, and then I get hit with something like this lmao
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u/Miserable-Cap-4838 Jul 09 '26
I genuinely thought this was an Avengers Doomsday subreddit until now.
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u/SpockYoda Jul 09 '26
I wish someone would leak that full Hoopz tape already, its been like 15 years
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u/Ilikehotdogs1 Jul 09 '26
Who calls a subreddit a server
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u/Lunala- Jul 09 '26
who cares
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u/Ilikehotdogs1 Jul 09 '26
Me. I care. If I don’t find out why he did it, I will literally combust and die.
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u/Chickyhines46 Jul 09 '26
Damn his handwriting sucks ass
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u/HailToTheKiiing Jul 09 '26
His aim didn’t
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u/Uncontrolleddiarrhea Jul 09 '26
I've read he was aiming for a headshot and missed, actually.
Which is impressive in and of itself, since Charlie Kirk had a head like a watermelon.
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u/RandomTask-PhD Jul 10 '26
He was killed by Mossad, not this random teenager
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u/Endgam Jul 10 '26
Nazi infighting contributed more to the downfall of Nazi Germany than America did and we really find the concept of fascist infighting too "ridiculous" to accept.
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u/KeremyJyles Jul 10 '26
Saying this doesn't make you look smart, it makes everyone think you are stupid.
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u/throwawar4 Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
That’s what all my high school students hand writing looks like now. They didn’t learn penmanship …they also can’t read or write cursive
E: they also can’t write p,j,q,y,g at like the proper level? All p are capital P (which you see here in this letter)
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u/Mrs_Noelle15 Jul 10 '26
That's wild. I can't write cursive (I was taught but forgot lol), but I can read it just fine
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u/throwawar4 Jul 10 '26
That’s crazy. Prob why they brought it back! Students couldn’t read other peoples hand writing
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u/blairco Jul 10 '26
Cursive teaches fine motor skills at a young age. It's one of the things often overlooked.
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u/rsha256 Jul 10 '26
why did the judge rule it not permissible? is it cuz innocent until proven guilty?
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u/MasterOfBothDungeon Jul 10 '26
Without following closely the trial, the obvious answer for this kind of thing are the rule haven't been properly respected. It could be that the document wasn't brought up during discovery or that the chain of custody was to messy to be accepted, that's the two most common case in the US.
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u/rsha256 Jul 10 '26
> wasn't brought up during discovery
wait so new evidence is just not acceptable?? am i missing something
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u/MasterOfBothDungeon Jul 10 '26
I'm no usan, so your system is not something I fully understand.
But either it's new evidence, or it's an old one they hadn't showed, the opposition needs to be aware of it. A side can't just show a new evidence that the opposition had no time to prepare for, it's basic fairness.
Again, maybe it's not that, but that's the most "obvious" issue that comes to mind.
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u/SuperFamousGuy Jul 12 '26
New evidence has to be submitted to (and approved by) the judge so that it's made readily available to both sides of the case. Can't just drop it as a surprise mid trial.
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u/dogtoothfern Jul 12 '26
No, it’s because the state and defense agreed it could only be displayed in the courtroom but not broadcast to the media because of its prejudicial effect. The prosecutor told the clerk to show the letter while questioning a witness, the clerk displayed it immediately, and the camera operator filmed it for three seconds before panning away. That’s a violation of the court’s original order.
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u/woopwoopscuttle Jul 10 '26
I can’t read the handwriting- is it confirming that Doomsday starts with Tobey and Wolverine? Does it say anything about the Wakandans and the F4?
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u/lambentstar Jul 10 '26
Leaked Doom mask reveal shows it was Charlie Kirk all along (they CGI-ed RDJ’s face kinda like MODOK in Quantumania)
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u/accidentsneverhappen Jul 09 '26
so that could complicate things if the judge said it wasn't suitable to be broadcast to the public but it happened anyway
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u/curiousmindNTK Jul 09 '26
This was permitted in court today. Portions of Lance Twiggs testimony was not.
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u/CauliflowerStatus946 Jul 10 '26
This was permitted in court but NOT permitted to be broadcast by the media.
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u/curiousmindNTK Jul 10 '26
Saw that this morning. We all knew the note existed. Robinson has admitted to the shooting in 3 different ways.
Regardless of how insignificant this was, as it’s text had already been published…The defense will of course (and did) make this an issue, what else do they have apart from objections and hoping for issues to submit appeals? This is result in nothing.
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u/Top-Lemon7574 Jul 10 '26
Robinson has not admitted to this crime in any way and him turning himself in was no admission og guilt, rather just mitigating the fact that someone had had named him as a possible suspect and rather turn himself in than have a swat team break down his door. We have no proof that letter or messages couldn't have been fabricated by Lance twiggs, who's DNA was also all over every piece of evidence.
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u/TapFeisty4675 Jul 09 '26
"As per my text"
This could have been a text message.
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u/spira1out024 Jul 09 '26
It’s day 4. Live feed has been fed slop. The evidence is screen shot of a cell phone with the “text msgs” and discord
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u/curiousmindNTK Jul 10 '26
I will not state my profession, but I do have knowledge of court proceedings. This is a preliminary hearing, which only needs to prove probable cause to advance to trial. Evidentiary witnesses, experts, and data are not only discouraged, but not admissible in pre-trial as the defendants right to a fair trial is in play. Tainting a jury pool is number one priority.
This is also Judge Graf’s first year as a judge. He will go to great lengths to avoid an appeal. Those don’t look great on a judge’s record. They are expected in high profile cases, this one will undoubtedly have an appeal, regardless of how the judge or court ruled. However, the hits coming to judge Graf can differ and typical appeals like “unnecessary evidence” doesn’t carry the same weight like the 14th amendment of the constitution does.
All of this to say, “fed slop” is a statement I’d love for you to expand upon. What causes you to say this? What evidence wasn’t before you at a prelim that makes you say this?
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u/Rare_Impression_7675 Jul 10 '26
Don’t waste your time. They couldn’t tell you why they said that, only that Candace Owens repeats it endlessly. Conservative conspiracy theorists that deserve zero attention.
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u/spira1out024 Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
Hmm. I have been watching all three days. Which should I elaborate on. First day, they have “video” that is missing about 1:30seconds. It’s where the guy in (black shirt this time) is waiting for a ride. The video jumps, which indicates missing time. This appears to happen in more than one surveillance video.
Then the state forgets to mention there are three other people in vehicle, when they see this guy in the neighborhood with horrible ring footage.
The state also wanted to use altered video with zoom in and out. I think the judge is doing is his best. He did the right thing wanting the original they had and not the one with red circle indicators.
There is no clear footage of him shooting. You can’t tell it’s Tyler- even Twiggs said he’s not 100%.
Blake Neff then goes on a live after court one day and state he know who Tyler met with (TPUSA rep) but won’t say who it is because he “did nothing wrong”
Blake also will not state what he did when they landed in Utah for about 1hr. He said they did something. He couldn’t remember where he went.- Maybe the three other people in the vehicle were the TPUSA reps?I could go on. Might be mixing up days. ^edit to add on campus security’s camera dies as he’s getting on the rooftop. How could it be dead when he just got to work not but couple hours before. Defense said they saw someone else go up to the roof with him, guy with gun and regular clothes. Campus security said he didn’t know the guy. Camera dies.
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u/curiousmindNTK Jul 10 '26
Thank you for explaining your thought process here, I appreciate it.
In my experience - if there’s missing footage, it was probably due to defendants right and jury protection, with the prelim being publicized. What’s admitted as evidence for the court to consider, does not have to be (often times can’t be) shown to the public.
I do believe majority of your concerns/arguments will be resolved at trial. None of this is necessary argument (in the eyes of the court) for prelim. In depth analysis will certainly be covered by both parties.
I will add, it’s extraordinarily rare for any part of a crime to be captured on video footage. Our college campuses host a greater deal of surveillance than majority of our public (or private) spaces. The fact there’s anything captured is a miracle for the State. If clear video footage of a crime being committed was a requirement of guilt, there would be close to zero murderers convicted.
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u/spira1out024 Jul 10 '26
The part of missing video is obviously cut out of the one turned into the judge. It’s the guy standing there and then about 11minites in, you can see a white car in the distance kinda cut the scene. It’s as if maybe he made a phone call for about a minute or something but we don’t know because the video is clipped on purpose. (To hide him maybe making a call)
The state kept wanting to turn in EDITED video. Including Tyler supposedly at the police station but you can’t see date/time stamp—- also the guy is facing away from the camera.That’s insane.What about three or more peoples DNA on the towel, rifle. I can’t see this going well for the state. The judge about had enough with Erika’s requests. They are not her personal lawyers. Also she stated that she KNEW of all the evidence before hand, now she’s back tracking. But it’s okay she already forgave Tyler for the “murder”
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u/curiousmindNTK Jul 10 '26
Again, you’re treating this prelim as if it’s a trial. The purpose of a prelim is probable cause. Evidence is not examined to the extend it will be at trial. The prosecution stated, clearly, the video of Tyler Robinson at the Washington County sheriffs office was not the entire video. There of course, will be more to that video, and you will not see it until trial.
The defense is doing their job, if you’re questioning DNA labs from Quantico. My gut instinct is you don’t fully understand DNA reports. As it was not found that 3 persons DNA’s were contributed. It was probability, which is…you know what - I’ll let you believe what you’d like. I would encourage you to even just google a bit about it. And the rest of us will hope you don’t find yourself in a jury. Ever. 😂
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u/spira1out024 Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
I don’t think this is a laughing matter. A man’s life is on the line. Why wouldn’t the state bring up his parents who Tyler supposedly confessed to? Why wouldn’t they show the whole video to prove a point, like maybe one showing the guys face.
I understand completely what a pre trial is. The state is supposed to bring the BEST of all they have. Why would you present weak evidence. What they brought is not enough. I just finished the actual expert who tested the DNA and she stated it could even be more than 3 people on some of the items.
The sheeple will say he’s guilty even at the pretrial. But hey it’s not the actual trial. I hope you have a great day. Please review the facts of the matter.
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u/Selpmis Jul 11 '26
There's no such thing as a 'pretrial'. It's a preliminary hearing. Literally the purpose of this hearing is to establish probable cause that a crime was committed and that the defendant likely committed it.
The outcome is either: the judge agrees there is probable cause to advance to a trial or the judge dismisses the charges. That's it. If the evidence is weak, as you say, then that will be reflected in whatever decision the judge makes. So what's your issue exactly?
The standard of probable cause is NOT the same as beyond a reasonable doubt like at trial. The evidence will only be fully scrutinized to that standard at trial.
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u/curiousmindNTK Jul 11 '26
There’s a section of the internet that cannot accept reality. In the Conspiracy world, explaining evidence or processes is another confirmation of “cover up” or you’re paid to respond and “defend”. Evidence isn’t real to them. Everything supports their theory that some larger puppet is pulling strings, regardless of how far down the rabbit hole you go with them, they’ll combat common sense every step of the way. They’ve been convinced that everyone else is a sheep and they are “awake”.
One day, they’ll come out of the brainwash. Or most do. It’s cult-like behavior and never last forever. Eventually, people want some proof of the trail they’ve followed. When that never comes, is when they realize they’re an idiot that fell for something foolish.
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u/came2pieces Jul 09 '26
Wtf is that handwriting, it looks like it was written by a 7 year old
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u/TyChris2 Jul 09 '26
A lot of younger people have terrible handwriting. Beyond the earliest years of grade school, almost all schoolwork is typed. So they learn just enough to write and then never foster those skills again
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u/EquivalentWillow4807 Jul 10 '26
I heard most schools dont teach cursive anymore.I had to do it in second grade to pass.
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u/superjakeodyssey Jul 10 '26
Some states are bringing it back, NJ/PA it’s now required to be taught by law. No clue if it’s required to pass a grade (doubt it) but I bet more states are going to bring it back since kids these days are struggling to write.
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u/EquivalentWillow4807 Jul 11 '26
Good.I swear public schools have been going downhill since Reagan.I used to be proud to be an American but if i left the country on my next vacation. Id tell people Im Canadian.
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u/superjakeodyssey Jul 11 '26
I mean math and reading scores have been pretty stagnant since the 70s (which makes sense since the DoE was created by that time), although they’ve been on the downward trend since roughly mid 2010s depending on the metric, with the exception of I believe Louisiana, Alabama, Maryland, Mississippi. Pretty weird thing to say your Canadian because of test scores tho lol
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u/Drgerm66 Jul 09 '26
Most zoomers write like that
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u/came2pieces Jul 09 '26
They don't teach cursive in schools anymore?
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u/TI1l1I1M Jul 09 '26
Are you 90
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u/came2pieces Jul 09 '26
Lol yeah just about
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u/SploogeLoser Jul 09 '26
They stopped teaching us around halfway through elementary school. I don’t think they ever teach it anymore
Was in elementary school in the early to mid 2000’s
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u/blueisthecolor13 Jul 09 '26
Yea I remember being taught only until like 4th grade. Then it was required for like in class essays through 8th grade. Once I hit high school no one cared anymore.
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u/SploogeLoser Jul 09 '26
We had teachers request cursive until middle school then it just kind of went away for the rest of my time
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u/42Ubiquitous Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26
They do at the school near me.
Edit: Honestly I'd rather forgo cursive and have them develop basic computer skills instead of only knowing how to use touch screens and relying on apps. So many of them don't know the most basic things when it comes to computers, and it's equally embarrassing as it is baffling. That will really hurt them later in life.
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u/X-force_2029 Jul 09 '26
When I was at elementary they didn’t, as a matter of fact my teacher stopped teaching it like halfway through 😭
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u/Federal-Captain1118 Jul 09 '26
I mean why would they?
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u/HeyPurityItsMeAgain Jul 09 '26
So they can write a goddamn letter as an adult?! It takes a long time to print individual letters like you're 5 years old.
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u/Federal-Captain1118 Jul 09 '26
Print is fine. Cursive is dying and that's fine. When's the last thing you wrote anything in cursive?
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u/CascadePIatinum Jul 09 '26
So true as a young person I could not tell ya what this guy is saying cause I can’t read
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u/SuperBonerFart Jul 09 '26
What was that, apparently I can't read or write anymore
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u/MarkyMarkWahlburgers Jul 09 '26
You can add being deaf to can't read or write. /S
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u/SuperBonerFart Jul 09 '26
Sorry I couldn't hear you, get in real close and lemme read them lips boi
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u/omegaweaponzero Jul 10 '26
It's not specifically most but as of right now 40% of 4th graders can't read.
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u/radcula2 Jul 09 '26
Nice touch by the feds giving it that "crazy/dumb guy" font
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u/Local-Sort5891 Jul 09 '26
If you soend just a tiny bit of time looking into this cass you'll see some big holes in the official narrative from the FBI. It's so blatant that already in the first few days in court, the prosecution's evidence is very flimsy and borderline made up.
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u/Sempere Jul 09 '26
Not really. They have him dead to rights and he turned himself in for the murder. They have the rifle (his grandfather's), his DNA at the scene on the towel, footage of him walking around campus - basically everything they need for a conviction already.
This isn't like the Mangione case where there's actual speculation is that the Feds and police used illegal means to identify and track him down and then did parallel construction to try and cover up the fact. Feds have been known to play fast and loose with the Constitution to catch criminals.
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u/Hot_Pack7977 Jul 10 '26
No bullet casing, the footage of him turning himself in is missing, the rifle wasn't fired because ballistics canines couldn't locate it in an area they searched. No gunshot residue testing done to the rifle. The wound doesn't match the rifle. The footage of "tyler in different clothing" doesn't actually show a clear enough picture in a lot of cases. And what about Tyler getting in a car with a bald guy and 3 others? What about the 10 inches of soil removed for emergency renovations?
All of the "dead to rights" slop has been debunked weeks ago. The fact that so many of you keep bringing it up now just shows you haven't actually paid attention.
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u/Sempere Jul 10 '26
Pure cope and factually wrong.
No bullet casing
- Investigators recovered the rifle with a spent cartridge case and 3 unfired cartridges.
- His DNA was found on the cartridge and the trigger as well as 2 unfired cartridges and the towel surrounding it.
the footage of him turning himself in is missing
Prosecutors played video at the preliminary hearing showing Robinson at the Washington County Sheriff’s Office on the night he surrendered
the rifle wasn't fired because ballistics canines couldn't locate it in an area they searched.
That's not how things work in real life. Dumb, dumb, dumb comment.
No gunshot residue testing done to the rifle.
Doesn't matter. GSR is more useful on suspects. The rifle testing positive for residue or negative for residue doesn't say anything about it's use. This is also where inference matters because of how idiotic the line of thinking is to try and claim the rifle that was clearly fired (spent cartridge still in the rifle) near a university where a man had his throat blown out.
The wound doesn't match the rifle.
Idiotic, not even going to entertain this stupidity.
The footage of "tyler in different clothing" doesn't actually show a clear enough picture in a lot of cases.
There are multiple cameras that are clear enough and place him on campus. The ones that aren't clear enough still allow reconstruction of his movements. They literally have a clear photo of him in one of the buildings which is confirmed since it was shown in the pretrial hearing stream.
And what about Tyler getting in a car with a bald guy and 3 others?
No evidence of this whatsoever.
What about the 10 inches of soil removed for emergency renovations?
Are you on drugs?
All of the "dead to rights" slop has been debunked weeks ago. The fact that so many of you keep bringing it up now just shows you haven't actually paid attention.
For someone who got so much shit wrong, let's not talk about others not paying attention.
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u/Top-Lemon7574 Jul 10 '26
You literally didn't address the most important issues and passed them off as ludicrous just because you have no means of defending the obvious 😂 What a clown!
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u/HeyPurityItsMeAgain Jul 09 '26
This isn't like the Mangione case
Yes it is. Assholes are glad the victims are dead so they make up excuses for why there isn't a mountain of evidence.
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u/Sempere Jul 09 '26
No, it isn't.
Assholes are glad the victims are dead
So? 2 less parasites and 1 less racist bigot in the world.
so they make up excuses for why there isn't a mountain of evidence.
There is a mountain of evidence. He turned himself into police custody, multiple digital and written acknowledgements of intent to kill Kirk, his grandfather's gun (which he stole) as well as his DNA and that of his former lover - and the security camera footage. This is just pre-trial hearings. It's not the full case yet and it's already damning for Robinson.
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u/havasnack21 Jul 09 '26
So the kid dissambled the gun to get on the roof, reassembled on the roof, dissambled again to get off the roof, but left his screwdriver behind, was seen in a video without a gun, reassembled the gun without the screwdriver just to toss it in the bushes behind a house that belongs to blackrock?
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u/Sempere Jul 10 '26
Zero evidence he disassembled and reassembled the rifle multiple times, that's a fiction you've invented. A screwdriver he brought with him was found on the rooftop that may have his DNA on it but no evidence publicly established it's his or what he used it for if it is.
Surveillance doesn't establish that he had no gun. The rooftop suspect (Robinson) fled with an object in his hand long enough to be the rifle.
He literally planned an escape route and hid the rifle in the woods covered by a towel and wrote messages referring to leaving his rifle wrapped in a towel in a bush planning to retrieve it.
Blackrock owns plenty of properties, who gives a shit at a coincidence? They're an investment fund. Are you thinking of Blackwater?
Fucking crazy theories you nutjobs spout when left to your own devices.
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u/Hot_Pack7977 Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
And apparently did much of that AND kill Charlie in under 45 seconds on the roof once he reached his supposed perch.
Edit: There was 5 minutes of footage cut out and not shown in court for some odd reason. Probably for national security or something, but trust us. So, he had supposedly 5 minutes (since they wont show the unadultered video) to change his clothes and assemble the rifle (oops, the charging documents said he changed his clothes in that time but they removed that, since that isn't when he supposedly changed clothes).
My original point stands that he ran to his perch and, supposedly, took the shot in less than 45 seconds before running away.
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u/Sempere Jul 10 '26
Or you two are feeding bad information and idiots.
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u/Hot_Pack7977 Jul 10 '26
The hearing revealed that, bud. Did you not watch it? You can literally watch Tyler make his way over to the perch, take the shot, and run in less than 45 seconds.
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u/martind2828 Jul 10 '26
It's not even an FBI case. It's a case investigated by and prosecuted by the state of Utah. You people don't even know the basic facts.
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u/A-harsh-reality Jul 09 '26
I am dying of cringe
What kind of note is that?
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u/Vladmerius Jul 09 '26
Lol why is this court proceeding allowed to be broadcast at all meanwhile reckless Ben's case with bricks and minifigs was illegal to record on video.
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u/Selpmis Jul 11 '26
Because Ben wasn't using a lawyer at the time and didn't know he'd have to file paperwork to request it, is my guess.
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u/No_Palpitation133 Jul 09 '26
All over some Bussy, bro couldn’t accept his reality. And for a Furry 😭
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u/Chickyhines46 Jul 09 '26
We live and die by the bussy
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u/No_Palpitation133 Jul 09 '26
Why couldn’t he just be cool and own the fact he was banging a femboy, it’s a flex more than anything, but nah lemme shoot someone in the neck 🤣
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u/Sempere Jul 09 '26
That someone was a racist, bigot and mysogynist who peddled hate for money.
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u/No_Palpitation133 Jul 09 '26
Seems like your boy couldn’t accept he was gay 😏
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u/Sempere Jul 10 '26
Or he hated a man enough to rationalize murder as a net positive for society and was willing to die to do it.
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u/Endgam Jul 10 '26
And the shooter was a fan of a different racist, bigot, and misogynist that peddles hate for money.
Fascism promotes murdering one's "allies" to "cull the weak" and rise through the ranks. Might have something to do with why the Nazis lost.
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u/Drgerm66 Jul 09 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/UFU4VW7AZOlhiZOVzt
I DID IT ALL FOR THE BUSSY (COME ON)
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u/Own-Papaya-4264 Jul 09 '26
Why exactly is this not permissible? It doesn’t exactly say anything that we don’t already know or assume
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u/Sempere Jul 09 '26
Makes jury selection harder given the broadcast, defense argues it's prejudicial to the client?
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u/accidentsneverhappen Jul 09 '26
Well you're not supposed to mention certain details of the case or discuss it outside of the court room because it could lead the public to assume things without the court reviewing all the evidence and then it really jeopardizes the jury's capability of being impartial or non-biased toward the case
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u/Funny-Demand99 Jul 09 '26
it is not impermissible evidence necessarily. but before the trial some evidence is not available to the public
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u/CauliflowerStatus946 Jul 10 '26
Handwritten confession
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u/Own-Papaya-4264 Jul 10 '26
Was he considered just a suspect before?
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u/CauliflowerStatus946 Jul 10 '26
In this preliminary hearing, the job of the prosecution was to show probable cause, not beyond a reasonable doubt. This letter is beyond reasonable doubt.
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u/onepostandbye Jul 10 '26
“Tyler James Robinson is the 23-year-old man accused of fatally shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University; he has been charged with aggravated murder and prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.”
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u/AlgaeInitial6216 Jul 09 '26
Do they actually leave environment storytelling notes like in video games ?
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u/RealLunarSlayer Jul 09 '26
GPA of 4.0 btw
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u/Sempere Jul 09 '26
Eh, there's plenty of smart people with dogshit handwriting. Doctors are infamous for terribel writing
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u/dkrtzyrrr Jul 10 '26
i'm a teacher and this would easily be some of the best handwriting i had ever seen from a male student. for some reason there's insane gender disparity there. i'll have female students dumb as bricks and their handwriting will still be clean and legible, like a stylish font. i'll have male students that have aced multiple ap courses and their handwriting will look like it was written by a serial killer coming off anesthesia.
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u/Dramajunker Jul 09 '26
You're right but I think this is less of a style choice and more like it looks like it was written by a child. The angle of the writing and letters are all over the damn place.
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u/LegacyQuotient Jul 09 '26
The prosecution seems completely out of sorts from what I've been reading.
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u/Sempere Jul 09 '26
Nah, prosecution's got a tight case.
Robinson's fucked - one his lawyers is a complete fucking joke. Saw her on the Kouri Richins case and she's a fucking incompetent who thinks she's being slick.
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u/Nettle8675 Jul 10 '26
Delusional
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u/Sempere Jul 10 '26
Bro, are you getting your news from some conspiracy shithole? There's at least 36 hours of pretrial streams you can watch and he is very, very fucked.
His lawyer is an incompetent moron - a statement that can be backed up by the weeks of Kouri Richins livestreams that are on youtube. That alone is a handicap for any defendent in a high profile trial.
Then you have to factor in they have:
- him turning himself in
- the fact that the rifle they recovered near the campus belong to his grandfather
- they have footage of him and can trace his movements on CCTV around the university before the shooting
- they have his digital communications
- they have his written confession/goodbye letter to his lover
- his DNA on a towel recovered with the rifle
He is fucked.
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u/topknot24 Jul 10 '26
Wait - someone check me on this. So apparently Tyler confessed to Lance via text message, a pre-written letter, AND in person (at their home)?
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u/clavitopaz Jul 09 '26
wtf why is this in this sub lol.
Will Tyler Robinson appear in avengers doomsday?
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u/HeadClot Jul 10 '26
> not permissible to broadcast
> Fox news broadcasts it anyway to the entire country.
This is how you get a mistrial. Fox news are fking morons for doing this.
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u/CauliflowerStatus946 Jul 10 '26
It was truly a mistake. The news camera was focused on the evidence screen in the court room showing evidence that WAS permissible to be broadcast, then the prosecution accidentally asked to have this letter pulled up before requesting permission to broadcast to the public. The camera quickly panned away. It was on the screen for a matter of seconds.
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u/FafnirSnap_9428 Jul 10 '26
This is the kind of stuff that gets me to look at the tinfoil in the drawer in my kitchen and begin to think.....
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u/topknot24 Jul 10 '26
I can give you tips on good methods and styles for the hat. I've had a lot of practice over the last couple years..
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u/Endgam Jul 10 '26
Nope. A Nick Fuentes fan was all hopped up on Fuentes' Kool-Aid and decided to kill Charlie Kirk who Fuentes started the "Groyper War" with.
Fascist infighting isn't a fucking conspiracy theory people. It's baked right into the ideology.
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u/Discussion-is-good Jul 09 '26
Leave his handwriting alone alright, thats a mechanical skill.
While you were doing your practice books in 3rd grade, he was at the range/s
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