Kirk Assassination: Cracks in the FBI’s Official Story

All right, guys. Welcome back to the channel for another Real Talk episode. Today, we're going to be chasing down more of the truth, finding more holes in the narrative, uh, the official narrative from the FBI, from the Trump administration. Whether you like it or not, guys, I've been getting attacked by both sides of the aisle now. And I have people calling me telling me this is a very dangerous road that I'm walking down seeking the truth. I don't know why it's so dangerous. Uh, family members, friends of mine, close close associates of mine calling me after seeing my videos and saying, "Hey, you know, your gun channel should probably stay in your lane." or hey, you know, it's always the tall blades of grass that get chopped down. Don't be a martyr. You have a family. You have things to lose. And that is just uh it's never been more clear to me that I need to keep talking about this because I'm getting those phone calls. And as dangerous as it may be, u this is my truth. Like I believe in God. I believe in Jesus Christ. I believe that this is what we owe to Charlie, what we owe to ourselves in this country to seek the truth. And just if if I'm getting persecuted for just asking questions, um that tells me I'm asking the right questions is essentially what I'm trying to say. So, with that being said, if you guys do want to support the channel, it would mean a lot to me if you head over to rangebro.com. We have our merch over there. We have a bunch of cool designs. Now, without further ado, I want to start this video out with this uh meme right here, cuz this summarizes exactly how I'm feeling right now. I think a lot of the American public is feeling. This one is for all of you internet sleuths out there doing the Lord's work and tracking down the actual facts of uh the situation. CIA director watching everyone dismantle their billion-dollar scops with loweffort memes. Couldn't be more true. I absolutely love that. So, all right. So, again, I don't even know where to start because there's so much information that's come out since the last video that I did. But the main one being that the actual shooter, Tyler Robinson, has now been booked and has been charged. So, uh let's see if we can find that on YouTube. Um I'm sure many of you guys have already seen that footage. if you haven't. Um, you know, I don't really I don't know where the just the unedited raw footage of it is, but it's just very plain vanilla. He's not showing any emotion. He's sitting there the entire time. Again, very stoic look on his face. And uh even when they bring up the death penalty, his expression doesn't change. >> So, very strange. He's sitting there in a bulletproof vest. >> Uh these these cameras look like they're from 1984. Um very terrible uh camera footage, but it is what it is. Here's the here's some of the furniture. >> It is Well, I want to go through the uh qualifications for individual rule 8B and rule 8C. >> Another thing I just remembered is he doesn't have an actual attorney. The family is not providing him an attorney. He says he can't afford an attorney. So, they're going through the qualifications for him to be assigned a public a public um representative, a public attorney, whatever they call him. Um so, that's another weird thing to talk about there. again. He just sits there. Like you could see I'll just scrub through like his expression, his body his his body language like he hardly moves at all. Like he's breathing. He might have nodded his head. I for full disclosure, I didn't watch this whole thing. Uh I consider that to be a waste of time. This is just what they want you to see. Of course, that's why it's here uh in the front of our in front of our faces everywhere. So, there's that. Um let's go back to Instagram. Let's just go ahead and start back at the beginning of the last video, which was this guy right here. This video is what I played that showed a lot of people. Uh, and this video is actually what got my last video demonetized. So, maybe I should not show this. Actually, we won't show this, but there is a guy right there in the background. You can kind of see his hands. Um, you know, there's no way to do it without showing this. Um, I suppose, but you know what? I'll just blur I'll just blur this part right here so that this can't be seen. But you'll see this guy's hands. A lot of people are pointing to this guy's hands, saying this guy had a gun that is shaped like a cell phone. And I had several of you guys reach out to me, email me, uh, pointing out the fact that this guy's hands move and it looks like there's a recoil and there's like a puff of smoke. Do I see that? Is it possible? Yeah, just like anything is possible, right? I don't see that clearly enough to be like, yeah, that's exactly what happened. I do still believe it's probably a little bit more likely that it's some someone from this rooftop over here, but I could see where people are coming from uh stating that they think it's uh that guy back there with his hands. So, um there are a lot of guns that are small, right, that can fold up into like the size of a credit card into the size of a cell phone. But, um people are alleging that guy shot twice, but there's only one shot heard. And again, unless you think that there was a a fake shot, a fake sound rung out um to to mask the shot of a silenced like 22 pistol or something like that that actually killed Charlie, then there's really no way to explain the shot because the shot sounds like a supersonic rifle round. Now, it doesn't have to be 306. It could have been 5.56 or any number of cartridges and calibers, but it doesn't make sense with this with the audio, and I'm not really seeing the connection there. Uh again, there's just so much to tackle. We want to the main point of this video, I want to talk tackle the text messages. Before we even talk about the text messages, there's a few more things here. Uh this is a drone sighting during the the event here. So, this is I'm guessing this is like um CCTV footage from a from a security camera. And as you guys can see, let's see here. Yes, new sources confirmed the drone footage crafter. This is from Grank. So, okay, take that with a grain of salt. Um, I haven't seen much about this. I feel like this would be a lot bigger news if it if it was true. And you guys can see um in this footage again, whether you believe this to be true or not, there is a drone flying. It looks like an FPV drone based off of uh the speed of it. You can see absolutely how fast it's going. Um because look at the people moving down here and they're moving very slowly. And these people are running, by the way. Uh, so it looks to be like an FPV drone or some sort of very fast flying drone. It could be a bird. Yeah, it definitely could be. But we're looking at all possible avenues here, all possible explanations. We want as much evidence as possible to be able to prove that that the FBI has the right guy and that whoever's responsible for this is actually held to account. Now, this one is really hard for me to uh to understand. I don't know how long after the event this is because there's still a lot of people lingering around here, but this dude who apparently works for Turning Point USA, grabs Charlie's chair, moves it over, puts it, you know, stands up on it, gets the camera down that was directly behind Charlie, it would have had a pretty good perspective on on the audience and the crowd in front of him and the actual, I'm guessing, entry and exit wound of Charlie's uh fatal injury. and pulls the camera down, comes over here and, you know, looks like he's messing with the camera, potentially removing the SD card, which is a very simple thing to do. So, you can see right here there's a camera mounted up on like a Joel, like one of those bendy tripods. I have one somewhere. I think it's downstairs, but you can like wrap them around things and mount it up here. And this will give, you know, Charlie's perspective on the on the event. So, yeah, he moves Charlie's chair. And as far as I know, this is an active crime scene. Why is this not roped off? Why is this not being treated like it's going to be encased in glass until professionals can come and assess everything that's going on? Um especially if they hadn't find the bullet yet. If there's bullet fragments, the the where the bullet impacts, all has implications to where the shot was taken from. Things like that. Very important things. Especially the chair he was sitting in would be important to the investigation, I'd imagine. And so would that footage. Now, it seems like somebody kind of got the memo there and was like, "Oh, no. I probably shouldn't be filming them doing this thing that they shouldn't be doing. So, let me turn around and and you can see there's still people like it's still very crowded. Like the the the all the barricades are still up. It's not like that the uh authorities have had time to come in here and be like and and go over it with a fine tooth comb. Let's just put it that way. So, that's a very weird thing to me that a lot of people pointed out and sent to me. I don't like that one bit. And where is that footage? That's what I want to know. Where is that footage? Why haven't we seen it yet? Okay, that'll tell a lot about the angle of the shot. Again, especially being from the back. If you had a view of Charlie's neck from the back, you could potentially see the entry wound that everyone's talking about that back here that eventually came out over here. And that, you know, again, that's the uh more likely angle of the shot than from directly front on. That's just I've kind of concluded that's really not feasible at this point. A lot of people will point to the fact that they are ballistic experts and oh, you wouldn't, you know, bullets do weird things when they hit bone, dudes. Dude's like, "No, a 300 6 hitting you directly." Even if you want to say the official story, right? 306 hitting you directly right here. This whole side of your flesh would be gone. Like gone. 142 yards, 30. I mean, what is it traveling? 27 26 100 ft per second. What's the weight of that projectile? I I don't shoot 306. I really don't even know. Let's see here. 180 grain. Yeah, that's probably that's what I'm used to. 180 grain. So, 180 grain bullet. Um, that's a lot of that's a lot of lead. Okay. For instance, just for reference, uh the 5.56 round is ranges from 55 grains to 77 grain. So 180 grains is over double almost is over triple the 55 grain and almost u triple the 77 grain. So just for for your reference. So that bullet hitting him right here um it's just not something that I would have thought. I didn't think about it early on. I was so shocked. And then when I came out that was 30 odd 6, that's when I started to think about that's weird that that was just a little gushing wound from a 30 odd 6. People are saying he was wearing a plate. Most likely, I would say 99% chance he wasn't wearing plates or hard armor, which would allow for a ricochet like that. Um, so that can be ruled out right away. If it's soft armor, it's going to catch. And if you watch any slow-mo impacts of soft body armor, you see exactly what I'm talking about. It does not have a hard backing to allow something to even ricochet off. It'll it'll literally catch it and hug around it like a piece of clothing cuz that's essentially what it is. It's fabric. So, uh that's been ruled out by me as well. Now, this is very weird. Uh this is taken, you know, I think this is only like the next day, maybe even. Yeah, I think it's the next day or the day after uh the assassination and then there's already construction happening at the site exactly where Charlie was sitting, which is just pretty weird. There's also a trap door here, which a lot of people are pointing to. You do with that what you will. Um, it's I I'm not I don't think Charlie's body was stuffed into a trap door. Um, but it is weird that there's a trap door there. Like, why is there a trap door there? Is it uh is it access for like uh uh fire protection system? Is it for their, you know, their val is it water valve system? Like there's a lot of things that happen underground that a lot of people don't see, they're not privy to. But it is curious that right exactly where he was sitting where this incident occurred, there's there's a trap door all of a sudden. And I'm I'm sure it was there before cuz that's not something you could easily do without backhoe and large equipment and displacing a lot of dirt. Um, so I'm sure that was there previously. It just looks like they're putting pavers around the area. Again, why so soon? Why isn't this place being encased in glass until the until the verdict has been uh until the gavvel's been slammed and the verdict's been, you know, determined and people have been put to death or whatever it is? It's just weird that they're doing this so quickly. So, another I guess you know oddity. Um I think here's another clip of the drone flying across. And again, people might say, "Hey, that's a bird." Well, is it a bird? Doesn't look like a bird right there. If you don't believe this footage been has been doctorred, you see how fast it's flying. It looks like a drone to me. It looks like a FPV drone. That's um those things go incredibly fast. And whoever was flying it probably thought they wouldn't get caught on camera as my guess. So weird. This is another weird one here, guys. So, this is a kid >> from probably the >> who works for Turning Point USA and he gets the mic. I'm guessing this is like right after like moments after within minutes I'm sure of Charlie getting shot and he's getting interviewed by this guy and let's just watch what happens. standing from probably the third row in the bottom. I saw him. I heard the shot ring out. I looked to my left and then I looked over to my right. I saw him slump over in his chair forward. He slumped over >> which is not what happened. Weird. Kind of weird, right? Charlie did not slump forward. He slumped backward. He kind of He kind of slumped forward at first and then he slumped backward. >> He had blood coming from the left side of his neck >> consistent with an exit wound. I will say that on let's go back to the conversation 30 odd 6. We kind of breeze over this. If he were to get shot from here coming out here with whatever caliber it was 30 odd 6 would would have been more devastating for sure. But it looked like probably a 5.56 round something of that nature. Something small moving very fast. This much meat this much this is about 4 and 1/2 in of of meat depending on the person right 4 and 1/2 to 5 and 12 inches of tissue. That's not enough for the majority the vast majority of bullet types to expand properly and to get as m and to maximize the effect, right? Because when a when a bullet hits a soft point bullet or ballistic bullet hits a target, it spllays out and curls back. It's like a mushroom cap essentially. Uh let me show you guys real quick. So here you can see what bullets look like when they expand. And what the expansion does is it allows for the maximum tissue damage as it's as it's passing through. Uh there's a permanent wound cavity and a temporary wound cavity. The temporary wound cavity is like the immediate explosive reaction from the tissue from being impacted by something traveling that fast. And then the permanent one is the one that remains after the tissue has had time to kind of like jello kind of elastic back together. And then instead of being, you know, tight, solid, no cuts in it, it's got this permanent wound cavity, whatever it looks like, depending on the round and the speed and the and the grain weight and the all the composition of it, all that good stuff. Uh, this is one that this is a um one that, you know, this is a rifle round. This is how it would look. This one's pre-scored, as you can see. So, these are designed to expand like a broad tip on an arrow, right, for any of you bow hunters out there. So, um, but this is not enough meat for those for most of these bullets to actually get to its full expansion point. Okay. So, that is why I believe when when people saw what happened to the lower left side of Charlie's neck, they were probably seeing it and saying, "There's no way that's an exit wound because exit wounds are usually much larger, much more catastrophic. That looks like an entry wound." But entry wounds, those same people will forget will forget to mention that entry wounds are typically little tiny holes that are almost unrecognizable and only after some amount of time will blood even tend to come out of the entry wound hole. Entry wound holes on all the game that I've shot, be it uh deer, pigs, whatever it is, they're hard to find. You have to like move the fur aside to find the entry wound hole. And then and this is like with a with a 308 which is a very you know large caliber smaller than 30 odd six but you have to look for it and then the entry the exit wound is catastrophic large like it could put your whole hand in there essentially but that distance is not enough for a bullet to properly expand. We spent enough time on this now let's get back to the other theories here. >> So this kid's talking >> shirt and he slumped over and he was carried off. We're not doing that. >> Get off me. >> And he comes over and gets silenced by a bunch of his peers. >> Now, what's going on? I don't know. It's just weird. People are pointing to this. Like, why is he not being allowed to talk? Um, >> I was standing from probably >> very weird. He's standing there giving his eyewitness account. People come up to him, tell him, "Hey, we're not doing this right now. We're not doing this right now." And then he gets uh you know they start getting a little bit of an altercation there with his buddies. They're telling him, "Hey, we're not doing this." And he's just trying to tell his eyewitness account. Now, is it because it's like so fresh, they think it's, you know, not the right time or place to be talking about it? Sure, whatever. But I mean, again, I believe the more information out there, the better. Now, this is one that actually tickles my heart here. This is uh someone made an AI meme of Cash sitting criss-cross applesauce with his stuffed teddy bear on his bed asking ChatyPT to make the text messages, the fake text the alleged text messages. I won't call them fake, but this is alleging that they're fake. Uh between Tyler Robinson and his uh gay lover. So uh make it gayer. No m dashes. Make Tyler more specific. Be more specific. Okay, so absolutely hilarious meme if you ask me. This is another weird conspiracy right here. I will call this one a conspiracy because I've never heard of this. So, they're alleging that the the photo taken of of the killer in his dorm room or I don't know where that was in his room somewhere has a picture of this island that is allegedly in New Zealand and it is allegedly a secret location, a secret um witness protection location for the FBI. So, again, I think this is in the in his dorm room. So, and this wallpaper has a picture of this island in New Zealand. So, Goat Island. So, like that's that's the island they're alleging. I don't know if this is I've seen this a bunch, but it could have very been very easily been like photoshopped into there because you we all know that they were photoshopping the Trump the MAGA shirt right onto onto this killer. So, this could have been photoshopped onto his desktop, but um it is curious. It is kind of interesting to watch. [Music] And on this island, there's this resort called Vajala. And apparently, this is where the FBI takes a lot of their witness protection people. I've never heard of this myself, but this is what the internet's alleging. Lastly, to my friend Charlie Kirk. Rest now, brother. We have the watch. And I'll see you in Valhalla. [Music] Um, that that is a saying. See you in Valhalla. That's a that's a saying um that a lot of people use, a lot of soldiers use, guys in the military, law enforcement. So, is is Cash just trying to like sound cool? Maybe. Uh, is this have does this have any truth to it? I don't know to be honest with you. Okay, this is another really weird one, guys. This one is very strange and apparently this is in the internet archive. So, this has been verified. A lot of people have been talking about this. There was a book called The Shooting of Charlie Kirk that was published on September 9th, one day before Charlie Kirk was actually shot and assassinated. Uh the overview of the book is extremely extremely specific. Uh on September 10th, 2025, the campus of Utah Valley University was forever changed during the scheduled event featuring Charlie Kirk, the prominent conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA. A shocking act of violence unfolded that shook students, faculty, and the nation. This book provides an in-depth humanized account of the shooting and the immediate aftermath and the ripple effects that reach beyond Orm Utah. Um, yeah, very weird. This is very weird. Again, could this all be Photoshop? Yeah, sure. But again, people who understand the Internet Archive have looked this up and confirmed this to be true. Um, I have seen nothing to actually confront this from the mainstream, from the FBI, from the mainstream media, from any news sources whatsoever. So, if there's a perfectly logical explanation for this, I would love to hear it. Somebody, you know, this goes through exactly what happened and it's published the day before. So, let's move on to the text messages. >> So, everyone knows that these text messages are insanely fake, right? No one refers to their car as a vehicle unless you're in law enforcement. >> Okay, this girl has some great takes. So, before we get into that, let's read the text messages. Okay, so here we go. Starting. So, there's no timestamps. There's just a date here. September 10th. There's no timestamps on these text messages. These are allegedly through the through the alleged shooter from the alleged shooter Tyler Robinson clearly to the roommate which it looks like kind of looks like these again these are not actual screenshots I don't believe. I think it's just made to look like it's on an iPhone. Um because obviously the roommate would not have his name as a roommate and I don't think it shows names when you're texting. Um this is just probably a depiction to explain to people how it works. Tyler Robinson at an unknown time messages his roommate says, "Drop what you're doing and look under my keyboard." So, drop what you're doing. Look under my keyboard. And they're narrating this. It's hilarious. The roommate looked under the keyboard and found a note that stated, "I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk and I'm going to take it." Okay. I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk and I'm going to take it. I had and I'm going to. So, bad grammar perhaps. Um, if this was written in the past tense, if he was writing this before he did it, it would say, "I have the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk and I'm going to take it." This is very weird. So, is this just a typo from this CNN.com? Could be. Um, let's move on. Already one inconsistency. I didn't even like think about this. I just found it on the spot. This is so dumb. What? What? 45 question marks. You're joking, right? Okay. This guy puts a comma and then So, what kind of Zoomer would write with 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 over 10? Probably like 15 question marks and then using apostrophe re on your and then joking, right? And then four more question marks. It just screams to me somebody is trying to make this look like a young kid who is a transgender person and not actually what this person would say. I am still okay my love but I am stuck in Orum for a little while longer yet. Should be 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 a secret till I died of old age. I am sorry to involve you. Okay. You wanted to keep this a secret till you died of old age, but you wrote a note and kept it under your keyboard that anyone could have found by accident. Like if you really wanted to keep this a secret till you died of old age, you wouldn't have had that note under your keyboard. Like also, you're as you see here in a moment, he's about to admit to murdering the guy. So why would he need to write a note, a handwritten note if he's going to go on the record on digitally in his footprint put that he murdered Charlie Kirk? This is so dumb. Like if you actually believe these text messages are real, I gotta say, is there a possibility? Yeah. But I think it's a very small like less than four three% two. I mean, just based off of what I know about young people and how they they text. I'm 32. I'm not that old. But also, I'm not 22, but I hang out with some people that age. I shoot with some guys around that age. I see how they talk. They text me. I see how they text. They don't text like this. Okay. You weren't the one who did it, right? I am. I'm sorry. Literally, just admits to it. So, you wanted to keep this a secret to your died of old age, but you put a note under your keyboard implicating that you did it and then told your lover roommate to to find it and then immediately right after you admit to it. Very, very strange. Like, why are you admitting to it? Why are you telling where this note is if you wanted this to to this to be a secret to he died of old age? You asking him for help? No. We go on to find out he's not asking him for help. No, they grabbed some crazy old dude that interrogated someone similar someone in a similar clothing. Okay. I had I had planned to grab my rifle from my drop point shortly 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 again. Vehicle. Very weird choice of words. Drop point. Was this kid like this kid military law enforcement? No. Who says drop point? I mean, I don't say drop point. Very weird. Why? Why did I do it? Yeah. Dude, what? Why? Why did I do it? You are you asking me why I did it? You asked me to to admit to doing the crime right now on this text message? Yeah. I've had I had enough of his hatred. Some people some hate can't be negotiated out. If I am able to grab my rifle unseen, I will have left no evidence. Wow. No evidence except for this extremely incriminating text chain that will 100% be read by authorities and by the by the entire world completely inconveniently explaining why I did this and that I did it. Going to attempt to retrieve it again. Hopefully, they have moved on. I haven't seen anything about them finding it. Going to attempt to retrieve it again. What? How long have you been planning this again? Premeditation. This is This is building up the case for this being a premeditated crime and this being uh um the motive, right? This is building the motive case, which you need motive, you need ability. What What are all the three things you need in order to prosecute somebody? Motive, um motive, and opportunity. A bit over a week, I believe. I can get close to it, but there's a squad car parked right by it. I think they're already swept that spot, but I don't want to chance it. Okay. A bit over a week. I've been premeditating this crime for a bit over a week. Perfect. Great for for the um for the prosecutors. I can get close to it, but there's a squad car parked right by a squad car. I've never typed out squad car in my life. Like, who says squad car? Nobody. You'd say again, once again, I I'm pretty close, but there's a cop next to it. Like, also, you wouldn't be saying any of this. This is just so absurd. I'm wishing that I had circled back and grabbed it as soon as I got my got to my vehicle. Once again, vehicle. Who says vehicle? I am worried that my old man, who calls their who calls their father old man? Nobody would want uh what would he do if I didn't bring back my grandpa's rifle? That's another thing that we found out. The rifle was allegedly gifted or given to him by his grandfather, which we'll get into in a second. I don't know if it had a serial number, but it wouldn't trace to me. I worried about my prince. I had to leave it in a bush where I changed outfits. Oh, explaining the change of outfits there. Didn't have the ability to or time to bring it with. I might have to abandon it. And I hope that they don't find Prince. How the [�__�] will I explain losing it to my old man? Once again, you just murdered somebody. I guess it's a concern like to explain losing the murder weapon. But like there's just so many issues with this. Like your problems are way bigger, kid, than your dad being mad at you for losing your grandfather's gun. How about when the gun comes up in the woods and they pin a murder on it? How about that problem there? Only thing I left was a rifle wrapped in a towel. Again, explaining exactly what the mainstream narrative wants you to believe, as well as with a change of clothes. Remember how I was engraving the bullets? The effing messages are mostly a big meme. If I see notices bulges on Fox New, I might have a stroke. All right, I'm going to have to leave it. That really effing sucks. Once again, explaining exactly what happened. It was found and that actually happened where people were talking about this on the mainstream media. Um, judging from today, I'd say my grandpa's gun does just fine. I don't know. I think that was a $2,000 scope. People are talking about how that gun was not properly uh could not have made that shot. The scope wasn't properly mounted. It's an old sporterized mouser. You know, we actually have a mouser here. So, this is actually a sporterized mouser from a friend of the channels here. This one is chambered in 65 Creedomor. It is a Turkish action, but it is exactly the same operation wise. So, so as you can see, this is a properly mounted optic for as far forward as it needs to be to have the proper eye relief with this optic here. Um, unlike the one that was used in the crime, this one has a wood stock. This one is bedded as we talked about in our last video, meaning that it is uses this meritex like this marine like pretty much what they use to repair boats like holes on boats essentially to uh create the perfect surface for the act the barreled action to lie into to give you extreme reliability and consistency in your accuracy. So, this is an actual Mouser sporteriz that you that is is very similar to the one that was used. Besides again it being a much nicer and properly set up one with a nice wood stock, this one does also have a detachable magazine. And this one is chambered in 65 Creedmore. So, a few differences, but not not very many, I would say. Right. Um, can still be used as a placeholder for the gun that was used. And this guy once again is talking about how um people are talking [�__�] on the way the scope's mounted, how that could have never been that shot could have never been made with that rifle. And here's another convenient message talking about how oh it did just fine. I guess the I think that scope was like a $2,000 scope, which isn't like unheard of. Like scopes are very expensive. But again, uh from the looks of it, from the photo that I saw, like it was a very terrible photo to be to be fair. like it could have been a Sorovski or like some sort of nice European glass optic. It just wasn't mounted right. And again, it's just so funny that he's mentioning the scope and the price of the scope in these text messages. Like, bro just committed murder on like a very high-profile individual. So, just just so strange. Delete this exchange. My dad wants photos of the rifle. He says grandpa wants to know who has it and what the feds and and what and who has what. The feds released the photo of the rifle and it's very unique. He's calling me right now, not answering. Like again, probably trying to explain the the phone records there. Um, I'm going to turn off myself. I'm going to turn myself in willingly. One of my neighbors here is a deputy for the sheriff. You are all that I worry about, love. I'm much more worried about you. Don't talk to the media, please. I don't have any interviews or uh don't take any interviews or make any comments if please ask you any questions. Ask for a lawyer and stay silent. God, this you can't even make this [�__�] up. But back to the mouser real quick, guys. Um, this is the act. This is the safety that everyone was talking about this that they were trying to explain away the reason that the the scope was mounted so far back on a traditional mouser um action. There's three positions to the safety. On this one, there's only two positions. It's fire, safe, and then on the traditional one, if you flip it all the way up, it locks the bolt so that you cannot open the bolt. Okay? In this configuration, when the rifle's unsafe, you can still open the bolt on this Turkish mouser. But on the original Mouser design, there's a third position, which could explain the reason it's mounted so far back. But even then, if this was mounted back further and the bell on this magnifying ring wasn't here, it would still hit the the the optic body when you're trying to flip it all the way over to the top. And these rings appear to be a lot higher than the rings that were used on the rifle in the uh Assassination. So, let's see. So, here's the photo. As you guys can see, they're about the same height or lower than than this guy. And that's the safety right there. So, if that were to be flipped up, it would still be hitting the magnification ring there. So, that does not explain why it's mounted so poorly and so far back. As you guys can see, the rings on this, this is properly mounted. The rings on this are not butt up against the uh the turret housing here. Okay, that's the way his is mounted up. This is all the way slid back. This ring is hitting the turret housing and this is hitting the front of the bell here. Okay. So, it's obviously preference and and size and things like that how you would mount this, but we've already talked about and broken down the other photo that we have of Tyler Robinson holding his 22 Ruger and the proper eye eye relief for him there. Now, is it possible? Yeah, it's possible. But, uh I think it's unlikely. But this text messages, this text message right here conveniently uh discusses that and puts that at ease for those people. Now, we're not going to take this thing apart because again, it is bedded. This is my friend's like very prized possession. He loves this gun. I think this is the first gun his father gave him. It's a sporterized mouser and uh he asked me not to take it apart because if he took it apart, it would affect the accuracy, guys. That's the whole point of what I'm trying to tell you. It is a bedded rifle. To take it apart, it would only be these two screws here. In this case, they're actually hex head. Um so, or not hex head, they are star key. So, this is again a modernized version. These are already updated screws. Uh the originals would just have a flathead uh screw there which is easy to strip out. But all we need to do is take these two apart and it would pop you'd be able to pop the barreled action out from the stock and that would allow you to take it apart. But again, it still doesn't explain how you could hide a over 30in piece here and an over 30-in stock. Um we've already talked about that in the previous video though. So let's go back to this lady right here and her points. >> Nobody says squad car. You would just say, "Oh my god, I just saw a cop." And why would Robinson be telling his roommate who he's supposedly in a relationship? My dad has been pretty diehard MAGA. The person you're in a relationship would already know that no 22-year-old refers to their parent as my old. >> Where did I miss that? At least Okay. Yeah, I just skipped over it. So, since Trump got into office, my dad has been pretty diehard MAGA. Okay, my bad, >> man. Nobody would say, "I worry about Prince. I don't know if it had a serial number." And he writes out very clearly a timeline. I had to leave it in a bush where I changed outfits. Didn't have the time to bring it with me. I might have to abandon it. I left the rifle wrapped in a towel. Nobody would write step by step. And when he talks about the engravings, he says, "Mostly a big meme. Young people don't talk like that. Elon Musk talks like that when he's trying to be funny. >> He's like, I am become meme. This is so obviously Gen X law enforcement trying to create a narrative. You got to read these texts for yourself because nobody talks like this. Nobody. >> So, she brings up a good point. Let's see here. at 6:38 p.m. at a nearby Dairy Queen. Here is that photo that we can show you. Just take a look at this photo. What is wrong with this picture? A lot is wrong with this picture. First and foremost, 6:38 p.m. You just shot someone. Uh you have gone through great pains to hide your face, to change your outfit. But wait, you didn't fully change your outfit, did you? I'm looking at this photo and uh you're wearing jeans and you're wearing the maroon shirt. Now we have a 50/50 combo of the outfits and now you're showing your eyes and you you're not fearful at all that you might be recognized. Also, wow, you must have quite the stomach. You don't have a record. Next thing you know, you shoot someone and you're like, I'm just going to go have a meal. You don't seem to be too shaken or too upset. Something problematic is is the location. By the way, we matched this out. It's about 15 minutes away from the campus at a time when we're told that he's idling by babysitting the rifle. So, you can see um we're showing you it's about a 17-minute drive away from the campus. So, is there there should be a lot of footage then of of this Dodge Challenger driving back and forth. Okay. And like I said, the biggest thing that jumps at me is he looks kind of content there. So, he's got to be a full-length psychopath wearing half of what the feds told us he was wearing in the morning and half of what the feds told us that he was wearing during the shooting. Okay. So, why did he text in this exchange at all and say that he changed outfits when you just said, "I changed my t-shirt." If that's the reality, you just changed your t-shirt and that was enough. Was it was it just a t-shirt that he changed? The outfit, again, as I sensed yesterday, has always been problematic. I feel the outfit was the Fed mistake. It never made any sense to say that he wore an outfit onto campus, light khaki shorts, and a maroon shirt, and then decided to completely change hours later. Because why wouldn't you just change the t-shirt? That actually makes more sense. Every kid wears blue jeans. allegedly taken at 6:38 p.m. >> Okay, so very interesting. So guys, that's going to wrap up the video. Again, just asking questions here. It should never be a scary thing to ask questions in the United States of America. This is our first amendment right and I believe every single one of you also believe in that. So if you want to support the channel, want to support what I'm doing here and see more videos like this, please like, comment, and subscribe. Head over to rangebro.com. Uh there's a ton of ways you can support the channel over there. Also, super thanks. All that stuff is much appreciated. 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