DID CHARLIE KIRK SUSPECT SIGN HIS OWN DEATH WARRANT? TEXT MESSAGES REVEALED

[00:00] Breaking news tonight. Did the Charlie

[00:02] Kirk shooting suspect sign his own death

[00:06] warrant by blabbing to his roommate?

[00:09] Listen.

[00:14] Each round in the rifle contained an

[00:17] etched instruction as follows.

[00:21] The fire cartridge

[00:24] was etched. No Tyson's bulge. O W

[00:30] what's this?

[00:32] The second cartridge

[00:35] that was that was again not spent. The

[00:38] last three were not spent were not

[00:40] fired. The second Hey fascist catch with

[00:45] arrow symbols. The third cartridge. Oh

[00:49] Bella cow. Bella chow. Bella chow chow

[00:53] chow.

[00:55] The fourth kick cartridge. If you read

[00:58] this, you are gay.

[01:01] L M AO.

[01:04] The rifle, ammunition rounds, and towel

[01:07] were sent for forensic processing.

[01:10] DNA consistent with Rob with defendant

[01:13] was found on the trigger, other parts of

[01:16] the rifle, the fired cartridge casing,

[01:20] two of the three unfired cartridges, and

[01:23] the towel.

[01:24] Law enforcement was unable to

[01:26] immediately locate the shooter, so they

[01:29] published photos of the shooter from the

[01:31] UVU surveillance cameras and asked for

[01:33] the public's help to identify him.

[01:37] Meanwhile, law enforcement continue to

[01:39] try to identify the shooter through

[01:41] other means.

[01:43] the Washington County investigation.

[01:46] On the evening of September 11th, 2025,

[01:50] as law enforcement continued their

[01:52] investigation,

[01:53] Tyler James Robinson went to the

[01:56] Washington County Sheriff's Office with

[01:59] his parents and a family friend to turn

[02:01] himself in.

[02:03] Robinson's mother stated that f the

[02:07] following to police. On September 11th,

[02:10] 2025, the day after the shooting,

[02:13] Robinson's mother saw the photo of the

[02:15] shooter in the news and thought the

[02:17] shooter looked like her son. Robinson's

[02:21] mother called her son

[02:26] and asked him where he was. He said he

[02:29] was at home sick and that he had also

[02:32] been at home homesick on September 10th.

[02:36] Robinson's mother expressed concern to

[02:38] her husband that the suspect shooter

[02:41] looked like Robinson. Robinson's father

[02:44] agreed.

[02:45] Robinson's mother explained that over

[02:47] the last year or so, Robinson had become

[02:51] more political

[02:53] and had started to lean more to the

[02:55] left, becoming more pro-gay and trans

[02:58] rightsoriented.

[03:00] She stated that Robinson began to date

[03:02] his roommate, a biological male who was

[03:06] trans transitioning genders.

[03:09] This resulted in several discussions

[03:11] with family members, but especially

[03:14] between Robinson and his father who have

[03:17] very different political views. In one

[03:20] conversation before the shooting,

[03:22] Robinson mentioned that Charlie Kirk

[03:25] would be holding an event at UBU, which

[03:28] Robert Robinson said was a stupid venue

[03:32] for the event.

[03:34] Robinson accused Kirk of spreading hate.

[03:38] Robinson's father reported that when his

[03:40] wife showed him the surveillance image

[03:42] of a suspected shooter in the news, he

[03:45] agreed that it looked like her son. He

[03:48] also believed that the rifle that police

[03:50] suspected the shooter used matched a

[03:54] rifle that was given to his son as a

[03:56] gift.

[03:57] As a result, Robinson's father contacted

[04:00] his son and asked him to send a photo of

[04:03] the rifle. Robinson did not respond.

[04:07] However, Robinson's father spoke on the

[04:09] phone with Robinson. Robinson imply

[04:12] implied that he planned to take his own

[04:14] life. Robinson's parents were able to

[04:17] convince him to meet at their home.

[04:20] As they discussed the situation,

[04:22] Robinson implied that he was the shooter

[04:24] and stated that he couldn't go to jail

[04:27] and just wanted to end it.

[04:30] When asked why he did it, Robinson

[04:32] explained there is too much evil in the

[04:35] guy referring to Charlie Kerr spreads

[04:38] too much hate. They talked about

[04:40] Robinson turning himself in and

[04:42] convinced Robinson Robinson to speak

[04:45] with a family friend who's a retired

[04:48] deputy sheriff.

[04:50] At Robinson father at Robinson's

[04:53] father's request, the family friend met

[04:56] with Robinson and his parents and

[04:58] convinced Robinson to turn himself in.

[05:01] The family friend spoke to police and

[05:04] reported telling Robinson that it would

[05:06] be best if he brought all evidence with

[05:08] him to the sheriff's office to avoid

[05:11] police having to search his parents'

[05:13] home. The friend also asked Robinson if

[05:17] he had any clothes that were related to

[05:19] what he did. Robinson replied that he

[05:22] had disposed of the clothes in different

[05:25] areas.

[05:27] The roommate. Police interviewed

[05:30] Robinson's roommate, a biological male

[05:34] who is was involved in a romantic

[05:36] relationship with Robinson. The roommate

[05:40] told police that the roommate received

[05:41] messages from Robinson about the

[05:44] shooting and and he did provide those

[05:47] messages to police. On September 10th,

[05:51] 2025, the roommate received a text

[05:54] message from Robinson, which said, "Drop

[05:57] what you're doing. Look under my

[05:59] keyboard." The roommate looked under the

[06:02] keyboard and found a note that stated,

[06:05] quote, I had the opportunity to take out

[06:08] Charlie Kirk, and I'm going to take it.

[06:11] Police found a photograph of this note.

[06:14] The following exchange, test exchange

[06:18] then took place. After reading the note,

[06:21] the roommate responded, "What?

[06:24] You're joking, right?" Robinson said, "I

[06:28] am still okay, my love, but I'm stuck in

[06:31] Orum for a little while longer yet.

[06:34] Shouldn't be long until I can come home,

[06:36] but I got to grab my rifle still." To be

[06:40] honest, I had hoped to keep this secret

[06:41] till I died of old age. I am sorry to

[06:44] involve you.

[06:47] Roommate, you weren't the one who did

[06:49] it, right?

[06:51] Robinson, I am I am I'm sorry,

[06:55] roommate. I thought they caught the

[06:56] person. Robinson, no. They grabbed some

[07:00] crazy old dude, then interrogated

[07:02] someone in similar clothing. I had

[07:05] planned to grab my rifle from my drop

[07:07] point shortly after, but most of that

[07:10] side of town got locked down.

[07:13] It's quiet almost enough to get out, but

[07:15] there's one vehicle lingering. Roommate:

[07:19] Why? Robinson. Why did I do it?

[07:22] Roommate. Yeah.

[07:25] Robinson. I had enough of his hatred.

[07:27] Some fate can't be negotiated out. If I

[07:30] am able to grab my rifle and see, I will

[07:33] have left no evidence.

[07:38] Going to attempt to retrieve it again.

[07:41] Hopefully, they have moved on. I haven't

[07:43] seen anything about them finding it.

[07:46] Roommate, how long have you been

[07:48] planning this? Robinson, a bit over a

[07:52] week, I believe. I can get close to it,

[07:54] but there is a squad car parked right by

[07:57] it. I think they already swept that

[08:00] spot, but I don't want to chance it.

[08:03] Robinson again. I'm wishing I had

[08:05] circled back and grabbed it as soon as I

[08:08] got to my vehicle. I'm worried what my

[08:10] old man would do if I didn't bring back

[08:13] grandpa's rifle.

[08:16] I DDK if it's had a serial number, but

[08:19] it wouldn't trace to me. I worry about

[08:22] prints. I had to leave it in a bush

[08:25] where I changed outfits. Didn't have the

[08:27] ability or time to bring it with I might

[08:31] have to abandon it and hope they don't

[08:33] find prince.

[08:35] How the f will I explain losing it to my

[08:38] old man? Only thing I left was the

[08:41] rapple was the rifle wrapped in a towel.

[08:45] Remember how I was engraving bullets?

[08:48] The messages are mostly a big meme. If I

[08:53] see notice bulge UWU on Fox Newan

[09:03] sucks.

[09:05] Judging from today, I'd say Grandpa's

[09:07] Gun does just fine. IDK, I think that

[09:11] was a two a 2K dollar scope.

[09:17] Wink wink.

[09:19] Um,

[09:21] Robinson. Robinson again. Delete this

[09:24] exchange

[09:25] again. Robinson, my dad wants photos of

[09:28] the rifle. He says grandpa wants to know

[09:30] who has what. The feds released a photo

[09:34] of the rifle and it is very unique. He's

[09:37] calling me. RN, not answering. Robinson,

[09:42] since Trump got into office, my dad has

[09:44] been pretty diehard maggot.

[09:48] Robinson, I'm going to turn myself in

[09:51] willingly. One of my neighbors here is a

[09:54] deputy for the sheriff.

[09:56] Again, you are all I worry about. That

[09:59] came from Robinson. roommate. I'm much

[10:02] more worried about you, Robinson. Don't

[10:05] talk to the media. Please don't take any

[10:08] interviews or make any comments. If any

[10:11] police ask you questions, ask for a

[10:14] lawyer and stay silent.

[10:18] The search for Robinson's residence.

[10:20] Police executed the search warrant on

[10:22] Robinson's residence. During that

[10:24] search, police discovered a shell casing

[10:27] with etchings like the etchings found on

[10:30] the shells in the rifle near UVU.

[10:33] Police also found several target boards

[10:36] with bullet holes in Robinson's home.