Candace Owens Claims Tyler Robinson Never Confessed to Charlie Kirk's Murder and Parents Know Photos Aren't Him

[00:00] So on Friday, political commentator,

[00:02] author, and personal friend of Charlie

[00:04] Kirk, Candace Owens, made a series of

[00:07] rather bold claims online, announcing

[00:10] that Tyler Robinson has not confessed to

[00:12] the murder of Charlie Kirk. His parents

[00:15] know it's not him in the photographs,

[00:17] Tyler has never stepped foot onto the

[00:19] UVU campus, and simply cannot be the

[00:21] assassin of Charlie Kirk. Now, for the

[00:25] British viewers amongst us, Candace

[00:27] Owens isn't some twit conspiracy

[00:30] theorist. In fact, she has a monumental

[00:32] following on social media with over 5

[00:35] million subscribers on YouTube alone and

[00:37] a very loyal fan base. However, in this

[00:41] video, I'll be taking you through these

[00:43] claims in detail and giving you the

[00:45] questions that I want answers to

[00:47] personally. Take a listen to the

[00:49] following.

[00:51] Right, so let's take a look at the

[00:53] following here. I want to break this

[00:55] news immediately because it feels

[00:56] important and I think if I don't break

[00:58] it immediately, something bad might

[01:00] happen. I hope I've earned the trust

[01:02] enough of the people to believe me when

[01:04] I say that I have verified this

[01:05] information but cannot reveal the

[01:07] source.

[01:09] Now, I've got to be careful what I say

[01:10] here on YouTube. So, Tyler Robinson is

[01:13] not planning to take his own life. The

[01:16] entire narrative that was placed in the

[01:17] media about him planning to take his own

[01:19] life is completely fictional, as are

[01:22] many other aspects of what we've been

[01:24] told. His father, having turned him in

[01:27] after a confession, is also complete

[01:29] fiction. To the contrary, Tyler Robinson

[01:32] maintains his innocence and has never

[01:33] even been to the UVU campus. There are

[01:37] absolutely zero photos or video that the

[01:39] campus can produce. to the contrary,

[01:41] which is why they've produced nothing

[01:43] other than a blurry image which Tyler's

[01:45] family knows is not him. Tyler has never

[01:49] once expressed a thought of taking his

[01:51] own life. I want to make that clear. The

[01:54] federal government is lying about

[01:56] absolutely everything other than the

[01:58] fact that it is his gun.

[02:02] Not that we needed further

[02:03] substantiation, but Tyler Robinson did

[02:05] not offer those Discord messages. I

[02:08] would like to again stress that he has

[02:09] never been to UVU campus, but and I need

[02:12] to again confirm this later, I believe

[02:14] he was around the campus on that day.

[02:18] I will have more on this later, but I

[02:20] wanted to publish this immediately that

[02:22] a Tyler Robinson taking his own life

[02:24] narrative, plus the dad that did the

[02:26] right thing after realizing his son was

[02:27] guilty is a federal concoction.

[02:31] Okay, so some rather bold claims there

[02:34] made by Candice Owens back on Friday.

[02:37] And as I say, within the next few hours,

[02:39] hopefully we're going to have some

[02:41] answers to those particular questions.

[02:43] But I've got some questions of my own

[02:45] which I hope will be answered in this,

[02:48] you know, this next installment, if you

[02:50] will, of this story. Now, in this

[02:53] particular post, it goes to mention that

[02:54] the photographs, the CCTV captures from

[02:57] the university, they're of poor quality.

[03:00] They're grainy and the family knows that

[03:03] this is not Tyler Robinson.

[03:06] So then the obvious question would be

[03:08] then how the hell did Tyler Robinson end

[03:10] up in custody if his parents don't

[03:13] actually believe it? And that's all a

[03:14] bit of a lie. You know, let's just let's

[03:17] humor it for a second. Let's just say

[03:19] the parents don't believe it's Tyler

[03:21] Robinson. Then how did Tyler Robinson

[03:25] end up in custody? Was he put into some

[03:27] sort of Mormonlike dream state and

[03:30] navigated to the nearest sheriff's

[03:31] office? Or did he actually surrender

[03:34] voluntarily to the police as per his

[03:36] parents' request?

[03:38] It really changes that part of the

[03:40] story, doesn't it? And also remember

[03:43] that Tyler Robinson's mom, Amber

[03:45] Robinson, she's still fairly active on

[03:48] Facebook, as you can see in front of you

[03:50] here. She's made the odd public post

[03:52] asking, you know, why has this happened?

[03:53] This, that, and the other. And at no

[03:55] point in time has she come forward

[03:57] publicly to say there's something wrong

[03:59] here. There's something not quite right.

[04:00] She hasn't alluded to that in any way,

[04:03] shape, or form. So that's the question I

[04:05] want to ask. If this whole confession,

[04:08] all this stuff is a complete load of

[04:10] rubbish, how did Tyler Robinson end up

[04:12] in custody? That's the first question.

[04:16] It then goes on to mention that Tyler

[04:17] Robinson has never stepped foot on the

[04:20] UVU campus. he's quite simply never been

[04:22] there, which is the opposite of what law

[04:26] enforcement said with the following.

[04:28] >> Um, we we do know that uh that that he

[04:30] drove we had his car here um on on

[04:33] campus and then uh and then we had his

[04:36] car going going south back to back to

[04:40] the St. George. What it's actually the

[04:41] city of Washington in uh in Washington

[04:43] County. Now, I'll give it to you here

[04:46] that the footage of this particular car

[04:48] heading into the campus, we haven't seen

[04:50] it, have we? It's not being made public.

[04:52] And for a lot of people, that will be

[04:54] enough to throw enough doubt to say,

[04:55] well, actually, maybe the vehicle was

[04:58] never there. Maybe it is all a lie. I

[05:01] mean, I'll admit this case is quite a

[05:03] strange one. There are many, many

[05:05] aspects of this case which to me

[05:06] personally don't make a lot of sense.

[05:10] But they've quite clearly claimed here,

[05:12] well, we've got his car heading onto the

[05:13] campus at around 8:29.

[05:16] But then in this post here, he's never

[05:18] been to the UVU campus. But then it also

[05:21] says it sort of muddies the water a

[05:24] little bit here by saying, but he may

[05:27] have been around the outskirts.

[05:30] So he's never actually been to the UVU

[05:32] campus, but he may have been around the

[05:35] campus. So then the obvious question

[05:37] that needs to be answered here is why

[05:40] did Tyler Robinson drive 250 odd miles

[05:43] to Oram on the day of the shooting? And

[05:47] is that Tyler Robinson that we see in

[05:48] the various CCTV captures? Is this Tyler

[05:52] Robinson at 8:07, 8:23, 957, 11:44, and

[05:58] 11:48? If yes, it is Tyler Robinson,

[06:01] what was he doing there? Why was he

[06:03] wandering the streets during those time

[06:05] periods? And if it's not Tyler Robinson,

[06:08] then who is it? It then goes on to

[06:10] mention that the weapon that was

[06:12] recovered is actually Tyler Robinson's.

[06:16] So, the question would be, how did that

[06:18] rifle get from where it's usually kept

[06:20] to Oram? Why was it taken there? Was

[06:23] Tyler Robinson working with someone else

[06:25] or used by someone else? And most

[06:27] importantly, why did he leave his own

[06:29] rifle close to a murder scene? Or will

[06:32] it be claimed, and this is one that I

[06:34] thought about, will it be claimed that

[06:36] his rifle was somehow stolen and someone

[06:40] else placed it there and Tyler Robinson

[06:42] just happened to be cruising around that

[06:43] area 250 mi from home on the day of the

[06:47] shooting? And as I say, I want to make

[06:49] it clear that there are a lot of aspects

[06:52] of this case that to me don't sit right,

[06:55] such as the ballistics, the wound, the

[06:57] type of weapon that was used. But it's

[07:00] very difficult to try and erase Tyler

[07:03] Robinson entirely from this situation

[07:05] based on the fact that, you know, this

[07:07] all came about supposedly via a

[07:08] confession. He's gone to the police.

[07:11] He's been taken into custody. His

[07:12] parents haven't come out publicly since

[07:14] that point and said, "Hang on a minute.

[07:16] This is a terrible mistake. None of this

[07:18] happened. They haven't done that, which

[07:20] means they must be somehow complicit in

[07:22] this story. We've then got the fact that

[07:24] he's traveled 250 miles for no apparent

[07:28] reason at this point. He hasn't actually

[07:30] gone into campus. He's been cruising

[07:32] around the outskirts potentially and

[07:35] then he's left his weapon in a bush.

[07:38] So, this is going to take quite a lot of

[07:40] explaining, isn't it? Now, for me, I

[07:43] what I believe is going to happen here,

[07:45] what I believe is going to happen is

[07:47] that it's going to come out, Candice

[07:49] Owens is going to come out with this

[07:50] idea that Tyler Robinson was either set

[07:53] up or he was coerced into doing

[07:56] something. Maybe taking his gun

[07:58] somewhere, his gun was taken from him

[08:00] and then put in a bush. But then also

[08:02] think about this. We've also got this

[08:04] new eyewitness account, haven't we? the

[08:06] new eyewitness account of Tyler Robinson

[08:08] approaching the crime scene some 6 hours

[08:11] after the event trying to get the gun

[08:14] back. So, what are we going to say about

[08:16] that? That it's not Tyler Robinson. It's

[08:18] a lookalike. It's a body double. I don't

[08:21] know.

[08:22] Now, just as a side note to this

[08:24] particular video, Tyler Robinson has

[08:26] just had his second court appearance. It

[08:28] was more of a preliminary hearing and

[08:30] his next court date has been set for

[08:33] October 30th where Tyler Robinson is due

[08:36] to attend in person. Now, to conclude

[08:39] this video, it's fairly evident that

[08:41] Candace Owens is really keen on finding

[08:43] out the truth regarding Charlie Kirk's

[08:45] assassination. And this video isn't

[08:47] meant to throw any shade in her

[08:49] direction whatsoever. But naturally, big

[08:52] claims are going to require a vast

[08:54] amount of evidence. Will we see that

[08:56] evidence? Only time will tell.