Delays and Restrictions in Court Proceedings
The prosecution of Tyler Robinson is facing increasing scrutiny due to unusual courtroom restrictions and delays:
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A hearing scheduled to decide on allowing cameras in the courtroom was postponed, with both sides and the judge appearing reluctant to permit filming.
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This is unusual given that high-profile trials such as those of Ted Kaczynski, OJ Simpson, Timothy McVeigh, and others have been televised or at least visually documented.
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The main hearing has been pushed from October 30th to January, giving the government the holiday season to prepare their narrative.
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The judge overseeing the case, Judge Graph, has only been appointed since May, making him relatively inexperienced for such a high-profile trial.
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An extraordinarily broad gag order has been imposed, restricting future lawyers and roughly 3,000 potential witnesses and family members from speaking publicly, including on social media. Notably, law enforcement is exempt from this gag order.
Lack of Transparency and Evidence
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The government claims to have evidence against Tyler Robinson but has not made it public.
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There are doubts about the identity of the accused, with some suggesting his face does not match images from the crime scene.
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The gag order and lack of media questioning suggest an effort to silence independent investigators and alternative narratives.
Questions Around Turning Point USA Leadership
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Pastor Rob McCoy, who spoke at Charlie Kirk’s memorial, dismissed concerns raised by Candace Owens and others questioning the official narrative.
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However, text messages revealed that Charlie had broken ties with the Israel lobby, a fact Pastor McCoy denied despite being aware of it.
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Mikey McCoy, Pastor Rob’s son and Charlie’s chief of staff, was present at the assassination and has become a figure of controversy.
Mikey McCoy’s Behavior During the Assassination
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Pastor Rob McCoy described his son as calling him immediately after Charlie was shot, asking for prayers.
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He claimed Mikey was covered in Charlie’s blood and had his wits about him, calmly directing the situation.
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Publicly available footage shows Mikey wearing a white sweatshirt and backpack, calmly walking away from the scene rather than rushing to assist Charlie.
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Mikey takes phone calls and walks behind the crowd without showing visible panic or attempts to resuscitate Charlie.
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This behavior has raised questions about his response to the shooting, with some finding it inexplicable or inconsistent with the pastor’s description.
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The presence of blood on Mikey is questioned, as the timing and footage do not clearly show this.
Eyewitness Video Evidence and FBI Involvement
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An eyewitness named Ryan Simmons filmed the shooting in 4K high-definition.
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The FBI reportedly contacted him and encouraged him to delete the videos, citing concerns about PTSD.
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Higher-level FBI officials allegedly followed up to confirm the deletion of footage from angles not previously seen.
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Other witnesses have reported similar experiences of videos being removed from their phones without consent.
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This has led to concerns about suppression of evidence and silencing of witnesses.
Concerns Over Data and Evidence Preservation
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Ryan Simmons has been actively backing up his videos on multiple hard drives to prevent loss.
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He reports strange technical issues with his phone, including lagging and unexplained typing, which he suspects may be related to attempts to interfere with his data.
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The situation has caused distress and raised fears about the integrity of evidence related to the case.
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