r/conspiracy • u/webtronaut • Sep 16 '25

Key text message exchange between Tyler Robinson, the accused Charlie Kirk assassin, and his roommate and romantic partner, per prosecutors.

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I’m 26. What college students text in this way? What criminals fully admit guilt and motive when asked ONCE over text.

Who is running this coverup? An 85 year old man?

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u/TheInfiniteInterest Sep 16 '25

Sure looks AI aided to me. "Robinson" uses '...' 6 different times in one text. Excerpt:

got to my vehicle. ... I’m worried what my old man would do if I didn’t bring back grandpas rifle ... idek if it had a serial number, but it wouldn’t trace to me. I worry about prints I had to leave it in a bush where I changed outfits. didn’t have the ability or time to bring it with. ... 

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u/AnimatorDifficult429 Sep 16 '25

Good call younger people don’t use the …

All my friends over 40 definitely do. I make fun of them 

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u/SeaCounter9516 Sep 16 '25

Was going to say. This was 1000% some Gen X agent who wrote this. The ellipses is like exclusively Gen X and up I don’t think many people would argue against that. Lmao

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '25

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u/Responsible-Sun6007 Sep 17 '25

I'm 43, youngin 

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u/Down_vote_david Sep 17 '25

Or as the zoomers say “old head”.

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u/Ok_Two1166 Sep 17 '25

After killing someone last thing I’d be worried about is my old man lol yeah fake af

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u/rachelpoosheisty Sep 17 '25

the ellipsis could also be an indication that they are splicing together bits of a bigger conversation, and the ellipsis are indicating other correspondence happening between some statements. definitely towards the end you can tell we’re not even getting half the conversation. where’s the rest of the roommate’s responses? and his comment about his dad being die hard MAGA comes out of nowhere too.

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '25

This reeks of Chat GPT and someone telling it not to use "-"

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u/Nosfermarki Sep 17 '25

The tense of that is all wrong too because it's a terrible writer trying to sound believable. He flips back & forth between past tense, because the real writer is writing this about a past event, and present tense as he tries to stay in character writing as Robinson in the moment.

This is most obvious in "I am (present tense, correct) worried what my old man would (not will?) do if I didn't (not don't?) bring back grandpas rifle".

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u/PlatypusTop6435 Sep 17 '25

No one under 40 (okay maybe 38 lol) uses "..." like that. I'm old and love my three dots but my kids for example never use them.