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Jesse ON FIRE Uncovers Shocking Evidence in Charlie Kirk Burial Mystery and Tyler Robinson Case
Jesse ON FIRE examines disturbing inconsistencies in the Charlie Kirk case, focusing on revelations about his delayed burial, suspicious timeline coincidences, and fabricated evidence. He analyzes Milo Yiannopoulos's claim that Charlie hadn't been buried three months after the assassination, Erika Kirk's media response, Tim Pool's convenient shooting distraction, and the questionable authenticity of text messages between Tyler Robinson and Lance Twiggs. The investigation reveals zero pre-assassination social media engagement on Lance's TikTok account, raising serious questions about whether key figures in the official narrative are even real people.
The Burial Timeline That Doesn't Add Up
A critical piece of evidence emerged when examining the timeline around Charlie Kirk's burial. On December 5th, Milo Yiannopoulos appeared on Tim Pool's show and made an extraordinary claim under oath: Charlie Kirk had not been buried yet, three months after his assassination. Milo swore on God and the Blessed Mother that he knew this for an incontrovertible fact.
This revelation becomes even more suspicious when you consider what happened immediately afterward. On December 6th, the very next day, Tim Pool reported that a vehicle approached his property and opened fire. This incident dominated the news cycle, effectively burying Milo's bombshell revelation. Weeks later, Pool refused to provide security footage to the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office, and law enforcement stated they could not substantiate the shooting claims.
Just five days after Milo's appearance, on December 10th, Erika Kirk launched a secondary media tour. Her message had completely changed from her initial "I forgive him" tone. Now she was angry, grieving differently, and most importantly, addressing the burial question directly on Fox News.
What Erika Kirk Actually Said About the Burial
During her Fox News appearance, Erika made an emotional plea: "Can I have one thing? Can my children have one thing? Everything was public. We will be building the most beautiful memorial for my husband at Turning Point USA and it will be for the world to see and it will be spectacular."
The critical detail here is what she didn't say. She never stated that Charlie was buried somewhere else. She talked about building a memorial. She asked for privacy. But nowhere in her entire statement did she dispute Milo's claim that Charlie hadn't been buried yet.
This is the same organization that pulled together what they called the biggest political event in recent history in just 11 days after Charlie's death. Yet three months later, they still hadn't managed to bury him? The explanation doesn't hold up to scrutiny.
The Colorado Security Plan That Never Existed
Another major inconsistency emerged regarding Charlie's schedule for September 11th, the day after his assassination. Charlie was scheduled to speak at Charice Bible College in Woodland Park, Colorado. According to someone directly involved in planning, there was absolutely no security plan in place for this event.
After the assassination, a panicked meeting took place headed by the chief of police. They scrambled to transform the event into a vigil and realized they had no security coordination whatsoever. This directly contradicts Brian Harpole's detailed description on the Shawn Ryan Show about Turning Point USA's consistent and thorough security protocols.
Brian Harpole explained their comprehensive checklist process for preparing events, including how they coordinated with local police departments. Yet for an event happening the day after the Utah Valley University appearance, there was zero police involvement scheduled. It's as if the security team knew they wouldn't need to be there.
Why the FBI Stepped Back
Perhaps one of the most telling aspects of this entire case is the federal government's decision to leave prosecution at the state level. Kash Patel, director of the FBI and close friend of Charlie Kirk, allowed this case to remain with Utah state prosecutors.
Consider the magnitude of this decision. Charlie Kirk was extremely close to the first family, best friends with JD Vance, close friends with Kash Patel himself. He was allegedly killed by leftist terrorists. The case directly impacted federal law, as the administration used it to designate certain groups as domestic terrorist organizations.
Yet with all these federal implications, with all these personal connections to the highest levels of government, the prosecution remains at the state level with a district attorney. Does anyone truly believe Donald Trump would allow the prosecution of someone who murdered his close friend to fall to a state court? Trump's personality alone makes this scenario nearly impossible to accept.
The Text Messages That Read Like a Script
The text exchange between Tyler Robinson and Lance Twiggs forms a cornerstone of the prosecution's case. However, when examined closely, these messages read less like authentic communication and more like dialogue written for a third-party audience.
The messages are filled with overexplanation: "I had planned to grab my rifle from the drop point shortly after, but most of that side of town got locked down." In a real panic situation, people text in short, clipped, rushed phrases like "can't get rifle cops everywhere car still there." These messages are long, explanatory, and cinematic.
There's odd repetition of rifle-related facts throughout: "grandpa's gun does just fine," "my dad wants photos of the rifle," "grab my rifle still," "grab my rifle from my drop point," "left the rifle wrapped in a towel." Once you've established what you're talking about, you don't keep repeating the full descriptor. You'd say "it" or "the gun." This repetition feels like keywords being planted for readers, not natural communication between people who live together.
Perhaps most suspicious is the line: "Since Trump got into office, my dad has been pretty diehard MAGA." These are roommates who live together, supposedly in a romantic relationship. Yet Tyler feels the need to explain his father's political leanings to his partner? This information isn't needed in the moment. It's information meant to establish a profile for later readers.
The Untraceable World War Rifle
The weapon used in the assassination presented another convenient detail. Prosecutors identified it as a Mouser 98 .30-06 caliber bolt-action rifle, originally manufactured in Germany for military use during the World Wars.
The key detail: this rifle may predate US laws enacted in 1968 following President John F. Kennedy's assassination, which required firearms to carry serial numbers or other identifying marks. This makes it virtually untraceable for law enforcement.
In a wildly public assassination that would face intense scrutiny, the weapon just happened to be a World War era ghost gun with no identifying serial number. This conveniently closes any avenue of investigation into the rifle's origin and chain of custody. No one can look up serial numbers and trace them to different owners.
Lance Twiggs and the Social Media Mystery
One of the most disturbing discoveries involves Lance Twiggs's TikTok account. The account shows posts dating back to 2019, but when you examine the comments section on each post, something shocking emerges: not a single comment exists from before September 2024, when Charlie was killed.
This person allegedly grew up in Utah, went to high school, knew people, had 227 followers. Yet across years of posting, from 2019 through 2024, there's zero engagement. No comments from friends, classmates, or anyone who supposedly knew him in real life.
The posting pattern is also suspicious. One post in 2019, then nothing until 2021, then sporadic posts in 2022, with months-long gaps. This doesn't look like an authentic social media presence. It looks like a profile that was created and minimally maintained to establish a digital footprint.
Tyler Robinson's social media shows the same pattern. He was following 227 people, posting content, yet not one person he followed or talked to ever commented on his posts. For two young people supposedly living normal lives in Utah, this complete lack of social media interaction is virtually impossible.
The Family That Doesn't Fit
Tyler Robinson's family background presents another contradiction. A post from his mother in January 2021 describes his brother as "a leatherworking, gun toting, cowboy loving, brilliant kid." This is the family Tyler comes from.
To go from that background to becoming a radical leftist with a trans boyfriend who murders Charlie Kirk represents an enormous leap. While it's possible for people to completely transform their beliefs, the specific scenario requires Tyler to be a true believer. Someone who saw his role in this event as a matter of good versus evil, willing to volunteer for probably the most important and dangerous role in the entire operation.
The Question of State Power
For any of this to work, someone with tremendous power in Utah would have to be involved. Someone powerful enough to get the ground ripped up at Utah Valley University the day after the event. Someone powerful enough to coordinate across multiple agencies and organizations.
There are reports, though unverified, that Tyler Robinson's family was contracted for some of the work at Utah Valley University afterward. There are also claims that someone related to the Farnsworth family (whose name appears on the wall at the scene) is on Tyler Robinson's defense team.
If these connections exist, they point to coordination at the highest levels of Utah state government. The kind of coordination that would be necessary not for a murder conspiracy, but for an operation of an entirely different nature.
Why This Matters
The more people involved in this case who were close to Charlie Kirk, the less likely it becomes that they're conspiring to murder him. People's best friends don't conspire with government agencies to kill their best friend and then go out in front of the entire world completely lacking any grief.
That's not how murders happen. It's never happened before. It's not a pattern that exists in criminal history. But it is how large-scale operations work when multiple parties need to be coordinated toward a common goal that they all believe serves a greater good.
The inconsistencies, the convenient details, the impossible timeline, the fabricated evidence, the lack of authentic grief, the federal government stepping back, the state-level prosecution of a nationally significant case, the untraceable weapon, the fake social media profiles—all of these point in one direction.
These pieces don't fit together if you're looking at a murder. They fit together perfectly if you're looking at something else entirely. Something that required Charlie Kirk's closest friends, family, and associates to participate. Something that required coordination at the highest levels of government. Something that required creating a narrative complete with a designated suspect who may not even be a real person.
Video Transcript
Now, I know I told you that this was coming and I made you wait till the very end to see it, but I have a feeling that you're gonna feel like this was worth the wait. Okay, so what you're looking at right here is Lance Twig's Tik Tok. Okay, this is Tyler Robinson's lover, and I found something today that I had never noticed before, and it is going to really make you go, "What?" And it's right there in front of everyone. So, check this out. All right, Jesse on fire. Part four of our Charlie Kirk is alive series. And I am excited for this one because guess what? I just found something myself. Doing standard prep for this video, putting my things in order, ducks in a row as it were. And I stumbled on something that I am going to lead off with because it is rare. It is rare when you put things together on the spot like I just did. But that's what we're going to do. Now, real quick before we get into it though, uh if you have not watched part one, two, and three, I would suggest that you do them in order. However, uh there is going to be some fascinating, incredible information in this episode for sure, but in the in the format that I laid it out, it is intentional. I didn't mean to forget my disclaimer. In any of the videos, this one included, I am not making any statements of fact whatsoever. Now, in that episode, we showed experts demonstrating exactly how effects that would be identical to what we saw that day are done. Like movie magic, these are actual Hollywood movie special effects people demonstrating how a thing like that is is done. And then we take what we saw in those and we compare it to things that we saw there. Hoses, different things like that. They're identical. And guess what? After I did the episode, someone was looking through the set of images that I took to demonstrate that Charlie's side of his face and neck where he was shot seemed to be wildly swollen versus the other side like potentially potentially a a uh prosthetic was used. And they went and looked at that same picture set and found something that I had missed. Look at this. Okay, this is from one of the images. Okay, this is where they are carrying Charlie. And if you look there, okay, does that look like blood? First of all, not really. Looks pretty weird. Okay, there's blood right there, like on on his arm, but none on their hands. None. None on their hands. Okay, but right there. Why would that be right there and not on the hands? And then look at this. See that right there? What does that look like to you guys? Just a random string. Or do you think that might be a hose? potentially, you know, potentially could be a hose. That looks like a hose that has fake blood on it to me. Okay, so again, the uh the playlist is called uh the manufactured martyr. It's the top playlist. There's actually there will be a link to it in the description. So, um you know, whether you watch this one first or those or whatever, but definitely go watch those other episodes because you are definitely going to want to see them. Now, what we're going to be covering today in episode 4, we're going to be going through some fascinating stuff. Number one, we are going to be looking at the shocking development that I found today around Charlie Kirk's burial. Okay, so we knew that there was this weird thing about where's Charlie buried? And Erica had to go on TV. She's like, I'm not talking about this. Can I just have this one thing? But I went back and looked at that. We're going to start right there because there is a big wow there. Then we're going to get into the official story. Now we are going to be getting into a little bit of cash. Not fully yet, but we're gonna be looking at Tyler Robinson, Lance Twigs, and the overarching picture that is painted here and how unlikely some of this stuff is. If you're enjoying this series, I give you my absolute word, you are not going to want to miss any of this. Okay, [snorts] so let's rock and roll. By the way, if you guys do not mind subscribing to the channel, I would love for this video to be the thing that kicks me over 600,000 subscribers. That is a big milestone. Every time you hit 100K, you know, like the next one, it's a big deal. 600 feels a lot different than 500, but uh I appreciate you guys very much. And if you guys would like this video as well, make this, you know, chase down that 20% like ratio, I would be extremely uh grateful. Thank you guys for all of the support. Let's do this thing. Okay, so check this out. Okay, so we're going to Oops. We're going to do that later. That's where we're going later. Okay, so check this out. The dates on these are very important. Okay, so Erica Kirk addresses conspiracy theories about husband Charlie Kirk's death and burial. So this is on December 10th. Okay, so December 10th, she is going around and she is now talking about where he's buried and she's saying, "Can I have this one thing? Can my children have one thing? Everything about Charlie's death is public. Can we just have this one thing?" And then she says, "We will be building the most beautiful memorial for my husband at Turning Point, and it will be for the world to see, and it will be spectacular." Now, I remember that being extremely weird at the time where I was like, "Why are the a gigantic memorial and I said the same thing that I always say. I'm like, "This is her husband." Like, if it were me or anyone else I've ever known, the things they would be talking about would be the things that they miss about them that no one else knew. The little weird idiosyncrasies that only a a spouse knows about their spouse. you know, the fact that they always left their toothbrush out, whatever. And then like little things like that, walk in there and it'd be like, "Oh my god, is tooth is toothbrush not out?" Little things that were only between you guys are what would be hitting the heart. So I always just found this whole entire like this is weird the way that she talked about it. But here's what I found. Okay, so where this actually came from, okay, the reason that this became a focus is because of this right here. Okay, so Milo Yiannopoulos went on to Tim P's show. Okay. On December 5th. Okay. Well, or this aired on December 5th. Okay. You can see that right there. December 5th. Okay. Now, what came out of that episode was the following. Okay. This is the clip right here taken from that episode. This one was posted on the 6th, but they the actual episode was on the 5th. This is a clip taken from the episode that was posted on the 5th. And the date is very important. Okay. So, let's watch this together. Oh, I'm sorry. Some context. They right now are talking about Candace Owens and her investigation into the Charlie Kirk case. Tim, this is when Tim was going on his tie raid. This is right around where he was calling her the C-word, all of that stuff. Okay, so let's go ahead and rock and roll for lawyers to share offices with government department. >> She did not vet at the planes at the airport, actually loaded up cars and went to that building. She made that up. >> You're not going to hear from me that she's got everything right. I'm not here to say that. Clearly [ __ ] Clearly that's not the case. But first of all, I believe that she is motivated by a sincere desire to find out what happened to Charlie Cook. Sec agree, we don't know. We still don't know because they are telling untruths about it. I know for I know for a fact, for an absolute fact that Charlie has not been buried yet. I know for an absolute [clears throat] incontrovertible fact. Here's >> uh and this is uh December 6th, which you know, listen, I might need a refresher in counting to one, two, three. But that's three months after he got murdered. Three months. Does that sound normal? Has not been buried yet. He hasn't been buried. What do you What? But how does that make sense? Okay, more to come. And uh again, this is December 6th, but the actual thing happened on well got posted on December 5th. Okay, I don't know when they recorded it. It could have been third, fourth, but the fifth is when it actually went up. Very important. Okay, let's let him finish his thought though because this is definitely true according to him. And does he seem like he's lying? Why? Why? When there's no good reason for it. I know for a fact I'm going to tell you uh you know that my faith is sincere. I hope. Um right. You know that I I uh Thanks for leaving that dark. Thanks for leaving the silence there. Um, no. You you I I hope that I hope that you understand that I'm a sincere person. I swear on my lord boy I lost. I swear on cat, not person, but you know, I swear on on God, on on the blessed mother. I swear on Jesus Christ. I know for a incontrovertible fact that Charlie has not been buried yet. There's no good reason for that. None whatsoever unless some trickery is a foot because and and they're telling people, "Oh, it's because we're planning to build a a giant mosselium." Well, you put together the biggest political event in the last h 100red years in 3 days. Where's the moselum, girl? Um uh sorry. No, I know for a fact he has not >> So that's weird. That's weird. What do they do? They're like just put his body on ice. Let's just keep him nice and frozen, you know, and we'll we'll tend to that, you know, whenever. Like uh just whenever, you know, we'll tend to that whenever. And to his point, they literally did the biggest event in human history. That's a bit hyperbolic. They put on a absolutely enormous event 11 days after, but 3 months later, they still haven't buried the body. I think he has some other things to say, but just put that in your brain bank and uh ask yourself if that lines up with my hypothesis >> been buried. He has not been buried. Why? Because people are asking them. They're saying, "I want to go pay my respects to Charlie Kirk. I can go visit Ner. I can visit Karl Marx. Why can't I visit Charlie Kirk? Where is he buried? Where is his gravestone?" and and and and you better have a damn good reason why he's not buried yet. Do you have a genuine and I say that I would appreciate and I would prefer it if you are the face of skepticism towards Turning Point USA. >> Yeah, but nobody else is doing it. She's the only one. So, how dare anybody give her a [ __ ] for this? Like, and here's the thing. Here's the thing about that, right? Why am I the first person to start putting this together? Has anybody been asking themselves that? Like as I've been going through this, it's unbelievable. Because here's the thing also after this episode, this is going to be the last episode before I start leaning heavily into looking at other people's stuff, other creators who are really smart, really smart, smarter than me in many cases, just not when it comes to people, but in every other scenario, smarter than me. And I'm looking at them and I'm watching their content and I'm going, it is right in front of you. like what they are all talking about in almost every case is literally just like smashing a hammer into my hypothesis. It's like this is correct correct because I'm watching them lay out all of these inconsistencies which is the basis of investigations. Why does this not make sense? And in every case all you have to do is insert my hypothesis and it makes sense almost every single time. As a matter of fact, I can't think of an example where that does not fit the bill. It always solves the problem. Now, this thing that I'm going to show you right now came out of nowhere. I don't know if I am I I don't know what I'm looking at to be honest. Okay? I I honestly don't I don't think that I'm actually implying that Tim Pool is a part of the larger, you know, Charlie fake it whole thing. But this is very, very, very bizarre. Okay. So Milo's episode goes up on December 5th and he says for the first time to the world that Charlie for absolute sure has not been buried yet 3 months after the assassination. Okay, it's the kind of thing that you might want to distract people from in the event that you want to keep this secret, right? Like that's the kind of thing where if you were like, "Oh my gosh, we did not realize that anyone knew this and someone just put that out on a gigantic podcast. Might want to distract." Do you guys remember when uh when this happened? Tim Pool's uh shooting at his place last night. A vehicle approached our property and opened fire. No one was hurt. Our security team is reviewing the incident and we'll be relaying a report uh to appropriate law enforcement. December 6th, the next day. The next day, right there after that happened. And then when you actually got into it, remember it just felt weird and everyone was like, "I don't know, dude. I don't know." Okay. And then fast forward after it had already been out of the news cycle after a week and he refused to give the sheriffs his security footage. Okay. And I mean, again, this is this is coming from the police. Look, spokesperson for the uh Berkeley County Sheriff's Office said that quote, "Reports of shots fired at this residence cannot be substantiated this time, adding that pool has refused to release security footage recording uh recorded the night of the alleged shooting." That's pretty weird. That's pretty weird. and certainly did an amazing job of distracting from the Tim Pool episode where Milo screamed out into the ether in front of everyone that Charlie Kirk had not been buried yet. I found that very weird. Very weird. Now, let me show you something else when we get into the dates. Okay, so remember when Erica Kirk went on her secondary media tour, right? Where she now now she's different, right? The first time she is I forgive him. I forgive him. >> Everyone's like, "Oh my god, that's powerful." Powerful. I mean, listen, [snorts] when I read about it, because at the time I I mean, obviously when I read about it, I was like, "Man, that is she is a much better person than me." Like just genuinely. I was I was I was inspired by that. Beautifully written by whoever thought of that. And then when I saw her like, you know, deliver the it was just like everything else where I'm thinking to myself, I feel very uncomfortable. I can't really explain. I but I feel so uncomfortable watching this. And then her secondary media tour where she's a different person now and now she's upset and she's serious and she's grieving but she's mad. She is angry about what's going on. And that started when? What would you guys guess? When do you think she started that media tour? Let's see. 1210. Five days. five days after Milo, you know, uh I guess inconveniently let the world know that uh she had not buried Charlie. You know, Charlie's body not buried yet. And if you guys recall, uh you know, what did she want to talk about? I can't remember. Let's see. >> This part of the conspiracies that are out there, this disturbing part that people are trying to guess where Charlie is. >> Can I have one thing? Can I have one thing? Can my children have one thing? Everything was public. We will be building the most beautiful memorial for my husband at Turning Point USA and it will be for the world to see and it will be spectacular and it will have basically museum style for our Charlie, for my Charlie. But can I have one thing? Can my babies have one thing where we hold it sacred? Where my husband is laid to rest? Where I don't have to be worried about some secular revolutionary coming and destroying my husband's grave while my daughter is sitting there praying. One thing that this is my husband. Yes, he was Charlie Kirk to the world and I know so many people love my husband and I am grateful for that. But this is my husband and I want to be able to have one thing left that is sacred to our family, to my in-laws, to my babies, and to my parents. Do you want to know what she didn't say? She didn't say that he's buried somewhere else. Didn't say that. Sounded like she did, but she didn't. She didn't say that. She said she's building in a memorial. She said, "Can I have this one thing?" And nowhere in that entire thing did she say that he's buried somewhere else because Milo said I know for an incontrovertible fact that he is not buried anywhere else and she did not dispute his claim at all. Okay. And here this was you know this is the end of it. So look, so literally inside of what less than a week and honestly I'm not even sure if that if that Fox one that happened on the 10th is the first one, but it let's say it was within five days of that airing, you have Tim P has this mysterious shooting happen which swallows the news cycle and no one finds out about the fact that Charlie wasn't buried. And then PR geniuses over here who clearly do not want that to be known go onto a nationally televised show and bring attention to it. That's the only reason I even, you know, halfway knew about it. And uh oops, that was the uh that was the story about uh his his house getting shot up. So bottom line is just to wrap that portion of this video up is uh do you think that's a little bit suspicious given I assume you guys have watched episode one, two, and three by now. and to kick off episode four. I don't know. What does that do for you? Seems pretty suspect to me. Now, speaking of suspect, uh do you guys remember this whole incident? Okay. Where Candace had this conversation about Brian Harpole and his security detail and the information that he shared on the Shawn Ryan show where he was talking about their process by which they prepared for events. Okay. and he was talking about how they prepared for the uh Utah Valley University event and why there was no drones, all that stuff. It's not really super relevant how they did the preparation, but he was very clear that they have a very strong and very consistent checklist and how they would interact with the people whose events they were coming to uh secure. So, listen to this. Well, we moved it over to X. Now, listen to this. Well, interestingly enough, I received a tip from someone that was directly involved with the planning of an event that Charlie Kirk was supposed to attend the following day on September 11th, the day after his assassination. Charlie was slated to speak in Woodland Park, Colorado, Colorado at the Charice Bible College. Okay, so that's in Woodland Park, Colorado. He was slated to speak there and according to this person after Charlie got assassinated there was a bit of a panicked meeting that took place which was headed by the chief of police. They decided uh to transform this event into a vigil and they were panicked because believe it or not they had absolutely no security plan in place. They thought, "How odd we have we don't have a security plan in place. Now we better consider this." Um, and we need to make sure that we have police officer involvement. Why didn't Dan Flood and Brian Harpole and Turning Point USA's security have any coordination with the police departments up in Colorado? This is what they normally do. And you know whenever the way he over describes that and they get the plan and everybody can access and start to begin to speak and then we speak to the police and we do all this stuff. We just didn't think to do that for the event that he had the next day. No police officer involvement scheduled. Nothing. Suddenly they're panicked because they realize they don't have anything scheduled. Yeah. So, you're saying that the guy who was carrying Charlie in this photo right here with the hose hanging off didn't have a security plan for the following day. like almost like he knew that they wouldn't be there and might have been overwhelmed with planning for this day since this seemed like a uh pretty heavy lift given what was forthcoming which he may have known about given the fact that you know uh they didn't have a plan in place right so I just feel like that seemed relatively notable given the rest of the stuff that we've looked Uh, but don't worry, we're not going to spend too much time on it because we have lots more to go. That's just that's just like a throwaway point as we move now over to some Tyler Robinson stuff and some Lance Twig stuff because of course the big question that I still struggle with here is who is this kid? Okay, who is this kid? because I do not believe under any circumstances that Charlie is going to let an innocent kid go do life in prison. I don't believe it at all. I don't think that would happen in a million years. Okay. So, when I think about this, what are my options here? What are my options here? Okay. Now, what I can take for granted in my thought experiment is that someone with tremendous power in Utah is involved in this. has to be like someone who could I don't know get the ground ripped up at Utah Valley University the day after the event. Hey, do you guys remember uh there was also a report there was I remember this report. I don't think it was verified, but there was some kind of report that like Tyler Robinson's family was involved like contracted for some of that. I'm actually seriously I just remember that right now. Let's forget I even said that actually cuz I can't I haven't looked into it. But but I will, you know, just like I heard that uh you know, the cousin of uh they shot Charlie is on Tyler Robinson's defense team. Unfortunately, someone you know said that out loud, so I'm sure they're going to do whatever they have to do to make that not discoverable now. But nonetheless, right? Nonetheless, that was the moment when I heard that. I'm like, bottom line, if that's true, I'm done. Like I I'm done with the official story. I'm not considering it anymore. Has to be something else. But again, that I have not uh I have not verified. The Farnsworth uh on the wall, if anybody can verify that, actually, if anyone has a way to verify that that Farnsworth, the guy who's on the wall, they shot Charlie, if his cousin is actually or someone who's related to him, is actually on Tyler Robinson's defense team or was, I will be eternally grateful if you guys could find me that information and send it over to real Jesse on fire atgmail. Okay, so we have established that there must be someone very very powerful in Utah who is who is orchestrating this. And by the way, I don't want any problems with any of them. Okay, I already said I am 100% on Charlie Kirk's side. 100%. Absolutely 100%. Okay, if anyone wants me to not put this out, okay, and stop what I'm doing, all you have to do is just tell me, okay? And yes, I realize like, you know, it might indicate that like, you know, I'm right, but I'm telling you on my children, I will never under any circumstances strapped to a chair with nails in my fingernails, I will never reveal that to a single person. Never. I am doing something I believe to be good right now that should help you guys. I'm really trying to get other people who seem to not be able to put this together, who are constantly attacking you guys. I'm actually mostly doing this for them because once I put it together, I was like, "Oh my god, these people are going in like they're this is something much bigger and they they still think that Charlie got murdered." Okay, is my hypothesis. I don't know for sure. So anyway, powerful people in Utah, powerful enough to be able to get the ground ripped up. Okay. So, I asked myself when I started thinking through this case, I'm like, so state I'm like, okay, so they'd have to be that powerful in the state. I already I already well, Phil Lyman has to be involved. Okay. I don't really understand exactly who he was outside of a governor candidate who Charlie was uh you know, but we're doing investigations into Lyman, you know, forthcoming. But here's something that falls right into place when I start thinking about Utah and whoever this must be at the top that is, you know, helping orchestrate the Utah side. Did anybody find it a little bit suspect that Cash Patel just said, "You know what, guys? It's a state prosecution. We're we're going to go ahead and like not prosecute this one." Did anybody else find that absolutely like shocking where you're like, "What are you talking about? What? What are you talking about? Why? Why would we do this at the state level in what's a what's a bigger case that the FBI would take over than Charlie Kirk, super close friend of the first family, super close friend of the president, super close friend of Don Jr., super clo best friend of JD Vance, super close friend of Cash Patel, the director of the FBI. Why would they not have and and also killed killed by leftists leftist terrorists who so you know like they green lit them uh turning uh you know the nifa into domestic organization that they can now look into and and prosecute that way. If if the result of this crime ends up having direct impact on federal law, then how is the prosecution of this guy sitting at the state level? How does that make sense? How on earth does that make sense? And also, how are these guys even moderately comfortable with the amount of problems there are with this story and the clear indication of how many other people would be involved? And they're just like, "No, it's fine." He admitted it to his mommy. He admitted it to his mommy. And he also wrote about it on Discord, so it's fine. Okay. Does that not rub everybody wrong? Why is the state de like like why is a state prosecutor or a district attorney taking this case? It makes no sense. Makes no sense at all. Do you really believe that Donald Trump you guys know I mean like you understand his personality by now? I hope. Right. Like I don't care if you like him, dislike him, you know, neutral, whatever. Anybody who does not understand this aspect of his personality is is emotionally brain dead. You really believe that Trump would allow the prosecution of someone who murdered his friend to fall to some state court in normal circumstances versus him being like you make sure Cash Cash is an extension of him. Cash is the director of the FBI. He's an extension of you. Really believe that he wouldn't have gone. I want you to personally lead this and I want to be kept apprised of everything that happens and we together are going to make sure that that kid dies in the electric chair or whatever. It's Trump. Of course he would. Of course he would. Okay. Allegedly. So that's weird. And so I think to myself, maybe I should start looking again at the official story and see if there's anything that is weird about it, right? So here's the thing, right? When you go through the official story again, right? This is this is the official story. This kid somehow who very much does not look like that guy at all in this. This kid actually looks much more like Lance Turns as we've discussed. But nonetheless, this is h how does this look? How does how is this? Okay, according to the official story, how is this picture what led to the family going, "Oh my god, that's him for sure." Okay, that's super weird. The story was that he in these pictures he's he has a rifle on him somewhere. Where where is the rifle? Where's the rifle? Right. a 306 huge rifle. Okay, neither the neither the barrel or the stock would fit in that backpack. Okay, made absolutely no sense. And then it's a 300 six the somehow is stopped by, you know, Charlie's Superman bones, right? Absurd. And then we were gifted this conversation. And now, okay, now with our new hypothesis, we're going to go through this text message thread again. Okay. Again, because now for the first time we have an actual reason to suspect that the feds would have been involved in creating this nonsense or someone else. Like now I have a genuine specific reason that this would have been fabricated by someone else. Okay, in my hypothesis that this would absolutely not be authentic at all. This would be part of a narrative. And we're going to be looking at Lance in a second, too. So, we're going to read through this again, and you tell me if this seems more likely to be genuine between Tyler Robinson and Lance Twigs or something that's part of a large operation that is meant to put him in and then that's it. Here's your guy. Done deal. Here's all the evidence. We don't want people questioning it. We don't want people looking too hard at this, right? We don't want people looking too hard at this. And the funny thing too is like uh when when people are talking about like uh oh you know why hasn't Erica or why hasn't TP USA sued Candace? They can't they can't sue Candace. Why? Just Empire know exactly why. Because if Candace gets access to Discovery, you give her access to all their devices, all their communications so she could fact check all of the things that she said on her show against defamation. Okay. She's gonna find She's gonna find this stuff. Dude, you can't They can't sue her unless they go through some kind I mean, can't be done. Okay. Uh, if I'm right. So, roommate, this is Lance Twigs. What? You're joking, right? Robinson. I am still, and we're going to go through specifically why this is so absurd after this because someone did an incredible breakdown. I am still okay, my love, but I'm stuck in Orum for a little while longer yet. Shouldn't be long. until I can come home. But I got to grab my rifle still. To be honest, I had hoped to keep this secret till I died of old age. Old age. I am sorry to involve you. Okay. Right out of the gate. Right out of the gate. What are the odds that two 20 and 21year-old lovers who live together are not like apprised of each other? Like of what? Like you're going to go do this and you haven't even talked to your crazy supposedly like completely batshit roommate. You haven't even talked to him about it. Like you guys never talked about it. You didn't. You're just like, I'll just do this. I'm just going to do this on my own. Okay. And also, is this how people text message? I am still okay, my love, but am stuck in Orum for a little while longer yet? The [ __ ] What are you talking about? And then you're just going to say all this stuff like over and over and like this is overexplaining on a level that is absurd. Roommate, you weren't the one who did it, right? What? He said to He said literally said uh shouldn't be long until I got to grab my rifle still. To be honest, I had hoped to keep this secret till I died of old age. And then you weren't the one who did it, right? What are you talking? He says, I am. I'm sorry. I thought they caught the person. No, they grabbed some crazy old dude, then interrogated someone in similar clothing. I had planned to grab my rifle from the drop point shortly [snorts] after, but most of that side of town got locked down. It's quiet almost enough to get out, but there's one vehicle lingering. Okay, first of all, what kind of hairrained idea is this? Like, you were going to drop your rifle off somewhere after you just murder Charlie Kirk and then come back and get it. Brilliant, dude. Okay. Absurd. Stupid. And this whole thing, they grab some crazy old dude that interrogated someone in similar clothing. I had planned to grab my right. Okay. Like maybe he's watching the news. I don't know. But this makes no sense. Roommate, why? Why did you do it? Uh wh why did I do it? Yeah, I had enough of his hatred. Some hate can't be negotiated out. If I am able to grab my rifle unseen, I will have I will have left no evidence. Going to attempt to retrieve it again. Hopefully, they have moved on. I haven't seen any I haven't seen anything about them finding it. Okay. Funny, right? Then how long have you been planning this? A bit over a week, I believe. I can get close to it, but there is a squad car parked right parked right by it. I think they already swept that spot, but I don't want to chance it. I'm wishing I had circled back and grabbed it as soon as I got to my vehicle. Okay. Again, so it was a secret he was going to take to his grave, right? He wasn't going to tell anyone. And because he's waiting a little while to go back and grab the rifle, he's going to make his lover an accomplice. That makes sense. Uh, and then he says, "I'm worried what my old man would do if I didn't bring back my GR." You guys, does anyone write text messages this long? Do you have any idea how long this text message would be if you were if it was in a line on your phone? It would be literally It would be this long on your phone. Okay, this is ludicrous. I'm worried what my old man would do if I didn't bring back Grandpa's ripa's rifle. I don't know if it had a serial number, but it wouldn't trace to me. I worry about Prince. Now, we're going to come back to that. That's very important. Okay. Very important. I worry about Prince. Uh, I had to leave it in a bush where I changed outfits. Didn't have the ability or time to bring it with. I might have to abandon it and hope they don't find Prince. How the f will I explain losing it to my old man? Only thing I left was the rifle wrapped in a towel. Remember how I remember how I was engraving bullets? Remember how I was engraving bullets? Remember when I was signing this Antifa guy? Antifa guy. Antifa guy. Give me a break. Okay. And then the messages were mostly a big meme. If I see notices big bulge uwu on Fox News, I might have a stroke. All righty. I All right, I'm going to leave it. That really sucks. So, what? So I'm like, what the [ __ ] are you talking? So like, oh, I'm hoping I would I hopefully you don't get it and then it's like, okay, never mind. By the end of the time it took me to type this thing, I'm just going to leave it. Okay, judging from today, uh, I'd say my grandpa's gun does just fine. I don't know. I think that was 2K. That was a 2K scope. By the way, if these are real and he really did do this, I volunteer to drown him in a prison toilet for, you know, if you guys want, like, I'm just saying like, you know, he gets a death penalty. I I would do it if he really did do this. I'm just saying. Uh then he says, "Delete this exchange. My dad wants photos of the rifle." He says, "Grandpa wants to know who has what? The feds released a photo of the rifle and it is very unique. He's calling me right now, not answering since Trump got into office. My dad has been pretty diehard MAGA." Hey, I have an idea, guys. You want to know how big of a giveaway that line is? Do you want to know how big of a giveaway that this is a fake conversation allegedly because of that line right there? Since Trump got into office, my dad has been pretty diehard MAGA. They're roommates, dude. They live together. You are such an extreme leftist that you killed Charlie Kirk, but your lover is unaware of your dad's political leanings towards MAGA. It's [ __ ] ridiculous. This is written for numbum skulls who have never had a conversation with another person. It's absurd. Absurd. Okay. Now, I would say though that if Tyler Robinson is on the inside of this thing and he has volunteered to play a very, very important role in this whole thing, you would expect him to be a really diehard MAGA kid, right? Like in real life, he would be a very diehard MAGA guy in real life. We'll get to that. Um, then he says, "I'm going to turn myself in willingly. One of my neighbors here is a deputy for the sheriff. You are you are all I worry about, love, roommate, I'm much more worried about you, Robinson. Don't talk to the media. Please don't take any interviews or make any comments. If any police ask you questions, ask for a lawyer and stay silent. Wow. Now, let me uh Yeah, look at this. Let me just show you some of these. These are hilarious, dude. These are hilarious. Chat GBT. Create a text conversation between a mentally unstable Yeah. Okay. But watch this. Check this out. This person, brilliant, brilliant explanation here. He said, "Let's strip this down surgically and look at the text itself." So number one overexlaining instead of shorthand quote I had planned to grab my rifle from the drop point after but mostly on the blah blah blah blah blah blah that one he says Wyatt feels staged in a real panic you type can't get rifle cops everywhere car still there short clipped rushed this is long explanatory and cinematic reads like someone narrating a third party audience not confiding in a partner exactly two odd repetition of the rifle facts grandpa's gun does just fine my dad wants photos of the rifle grab my rifle still grab my rifle from my drop point. Left the rifle wrapped in a towel. It's exactly he's exactly right. Wyatt feels stage in natural speech. Once you've established the gun, you don't keep repeating rifle with full descriptors. You'd say it or the gun. Here, rifle is hammered again and again and again like a keyword being planted. That's how scripts are written for clarity, not how people type under stress. Fact. Fact. Three. Political breadcrumbming. Since Trump got into office, my dad has been pretty diehard ma. Exactly what I said. Yeah. Wyatt field stage. Who inserts this in the middle of a planning of planning a surrender. That line is out of place. It's not information the partner needs in the moment. It is information meant to establish a profile for its readers later. Fact. Fact. Okay. Four. Too neat on logistics. I had hoped to keep this secret till I died of old age. I'm sorry to involve you. I plan to grab my rifle from the drop point. Wyatt feels staged. Real messages in crisis don't tie off motivations and clean narrative bows. They sprawl. They contradict this. They're these almost are almost confession monologues. Tidy quotable. Perfect for screenshots. Inongruent partner responses. Roommate. You weren't the one who did it right. Robinson, I am. I'm sorry. Wyatt feels staged. This is soap oper dialogue. If your partner suspected you murdered someone, the exchange would be jagged, chaotic, messy, not question answer with clean resolution. Instructional tone. Don't talk to the media, please. Don't take any interviews or make any comments. If any police ask you questions, ask for a lawyer and stay silent. Why field stage? This reads like a how-to insert for the public. Almost like advice embedded in the text. In real life, someone on the run wouldn't pause to deliver neat legal instructions in full sentences. They'd say, "Don't talk to cops. Lawyers only." Yep. Emotional dissonance. You are all I worry about, my love. You I've I'm much more worried about you. Wyatt feels staged. This sounds like melodramatic filler from a TV script, not the clipped urgency of someone hiding from law enforcement. The tone flips back and forth between romance and logistics unnaturally. I mean, he absolutely nailed that. Oh, by the way, uh the reason there's an edit is because I just realized that this was actually an AI assessment of this. Uh but nonetheless, okay, that's even better. That just explains why it was so good. And if you guys recall, uh, key key point of the official story was that the father saw a picture of the rifle and he said, "Oh my gosh, that's my grandpa's rifle." And he this and then he asked Tyler for pictures of the rifle. Okay. The problem is that this picture that went out into the New York Post as the only place I could find it was a stock photo and it was not the rifle. Okay. They said it was an old mouser. So, how did he have any idea what it looked like when the picture was never released? Okay, so that made no sense at all. Now, another interesting point that I wanted to show you guys is this. Okay, so let me make this a little bit better for you guys. Okay, but the rifle behind Charlie Kirk's killing may be untraceable relic from World War I. Okay, now the key here is this right here. Prosecutors and officials identified the gun as a Mouser 98 3006 caliber bolt-action rifle, a type originally manufactured in Germany for military use during both World Wars. It may predate US laws enacted in 1968 following President John F. Kennedy's assassination, which required firearms to carry serial numbers or other identifying marks, making it harder for law enforcement to trace. Oh wow. What an incredible coincidence in this wildly public assassination. It just so happened to be a World War I or World War II mouser that has no identifying serial number. It's untraceable. Well, that certainly closes the loop if you were trying to create a situation like this where they're like, "Well, so where'd the gun come from? Whose rifle is it?" And there's a million people who can look up serial numbers and then trace them to different people. Well, this solves that problem. This is a World War I ghost gun for all intents and purposes. Convenient. Convenient. Clearly, the kid was not like smart. Okay? Like he didn't do this because he's smart. He used his bare hands. Remember, he's worried about fingerprints, you know? Here's a question. Another question about the uh entire story. So, he's smart enough to think of, "Oh my god, I hope they don't find fingerprints when he is waiting to go pick up a gun." But he's not smart enough to think of that before and then wear gloves, you know, like he's not handling the firearm when he's walking around. He needs to supposedly take the firearm out and assemble it, which means he could very easily take out rubber gloves or whatever gloves, latex gloves as soon as he takes that out and then never touch it, you know. Does that make sense? Okay. Does that make sense? zero cents. Zero sense at all. And this again, no serial number. Extremely convenient. Extremely convenient. Okay, now here's another thing I wanted to show you guys. Right, so this is reportedly a post from his mom about Tyler Robinson's brother. Okay, this is January 21st, 2021. Happy 16th to my whatever. He's a leatherworking, gun toading, cowboy loving, brilliant kid. He has so many talents and it's been so fun to watch them develop. Love you both. Okay, so these are this these are this is not Tyler Robinson. This is his brother. Okay, this is his family that he comes from. He's a leatherwork, guntoing, cowboy loving, brilliant kid. Again, have leftists warped the brain of kids like that before? Sure. Sure. But to go from that to a transboyfriend like leftist radical that's going to murder Charlie Kirk, pretty big. Pretty big leap. Especially when if I'm right and he was volunteer to play probably one of the the most important role of this entire saga, he would have to be what? A true believer. a genuine true believer that believed that his part in this was this was a matter of good versus evil. This is a matter of evil people who are trying to destroy the world. And this was going to be a moment in time. That was going to be the the flash point that that crushed the other side, which if I'm right about my hypothesis is exactly how Charlie would have presented this to everyone and probably exactly how he would have seen it with the added bonus of him not having to think about going to prison ever again. And also, well, we've already talked about that. Okay. Now, last thing. So, before we get into this, which is Lance's Tik Tok, okay, Lance's Tik Tok. I noticed something about this today. Something very important. Something very, very important about Lance Twigs Tik Tok. Okay, we've never talked about this before. Now, one key point about Lance Twigs and the reason he got back on everyone's radar is because last week there was a report that he had been spotted living somewhere in Texas, right? And I looked at the photograph of him and I was like, is that him? That's who they're saying is Lance. And I mean, just right out of the gate, it's not very important, but like this is Lance. Remember him? And then this is who they're saying is Lance. Now, I don't know. Is that the same person? I have no I mean I'm looking at the nose. I can't really tell. Like I can't tell, man. I literally can't tell. Whoever this kid on the like the the more rough looking one looks like he certainly is not taking his estrogen anymore. But I don't even know if that's the same person, okay? Because I'm not sure if this is even a real person in general. Okay? I have no idea if this person is even real. And I'll show you exactly what I'm talking about right now. So this is his Tik Tok. Okay? I've looked at this before and what I never noticed before was right in front of me and I am embarrassed. Watch this. Okay, this is the totality of his TikTok right now. Look at this. Okay, here's the first one. Right. What do you got? Oh, comments are turned off. Okay, that's weird. Cool. What about this one? Okay, comments are here. Let's see. Hm. 914 9:15 916 916 915 913 914 917 Okay, so not a single comment before Charlie Kirk's assassination. It was posted 8:14 of 21 supposedly, right? Zero zero comments before that. Okay. Okay. What about this one? Okay, so this one was posted uh uh January 19th of 2022. Let's see. None, not a single comment, not one comment before Charlie Kirk's assassination. So, you're telling me that this kid who grew up in Utah, went to high school, knew people, people knew him supposedly. He was a real person who definitely existed, right? Not a single comment on this post in however many years. None. Okay. I mean, there's got to be there's got to be an example of someone interacting with him before Charlie Kirk gets killed, right? Oh my gosh, another one. Nothing but comments. Not a single comment in this is November of 2022. So again, let's also keep that in mind. You've got a post from like look at the look at the look at these dates. This one's from 2019. Okay, he posts one time in 2019. Then he posts uh now it's in 2021. Okay, then you got 2022, right? Then you got now almost a year later at the end of 2022. Okay. Then this one a year in sorry the following month and look at this. Not one comment. None before Charlie gets killed. Okay. Almost like this is a profile that was just fabricated almost. Right. Look at this. This one also in December of 2022. And nothing. Not one. Believe me, I've looked at all these. Not one comment. Not one. Okay, look. Now we're down at the bottom. 9:13. First one. Okay, you guys want to listen to him? You guys want to listen to this this kid? See what he >> cookie boxes. But here's the magic part. Watch this. There are actually cookies inside of here. And I've never seen that in my life. For Christmas, I got one of those cookie boxes. But here's the magic part. Watch this. >> There are actually cookies inside of here. And I've never seen that in my life. >> Wow. It's a It's a wonder that these kids weren't like the super cool kids in high school. Okay. Then this one This one is now seven or eight months later and nothing but comments after after September when Charlie gets killed. Not a single comment from before. We got two more. Let's see. Maybe we'll find one. This one. 720 2023. Not one comment before Charlie gets killed. I mean, this kid's out skating in these things. Like, he's not skateboarding. He's not like living in a hole. So, and how about Tyler? How about Tyler Robinson? How about Tyler Robinson, his boyfriend? Not one comment on a single one of his posts. Nothing. No interaction at all. None. He's following 227 people, right? Like he's not he's following 227 people and not one person that he followed or talked to or whatever. No one had ever commented because here's the last one. Comments turned off on the last one. I don't know, man. This is really awesome. Like, whoa. Really awesome. Really awesome content, though. I'm so I'm shocked he didn't make it as a content creator with fire content like that. So, what does that do for you? Your lead witness is a person who has been posting on social media since 2019 and never got a single comment on a single post. Cuz that doesn't look fake. That doesn't look like it's made up. Are you starting to believe yet? Are you starting to believe? Because we're going to talk next episode about Fort Wuka because I am now going to start showing you that this thing is right in front of everyone. All of the clues that everyone is talking about are right there. It's just people are drawing the wrong conclusion. Okay. One thing I will leave everyone with before we s like we wrap this one is this. The more people who are involved in this, especially the more people that Charlie was close to, the less likely it becomes that they are conspiring to murder him. And the way more likely it becomes that I'm right. Okay? This is not how murders happen. Okay? People's best friends do not conspire with government agencies to kill their best friend and then literally go out in front of the entire world and completely lack any grief at all. That is not a thing that happens. It's never happened. It will never happen. It's not happening here, I don't think. All right, that's what I got for this episode. So stay tuned. There's a lot more coming.