KUBIAK said:
Things are not adding up.
I am leaning very strongly towards the theory that this text exchange was scripted as a way to absolve the boyfriend. It’s almost exactly what Walter White did at the end of Breaking Bad. This feels like a strategy they cooked up from watching too much TV. https://t.co/MKpFh70pQJ
— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) September 16, 2025
Patriot25 said:
Interesting.I am leaning very strongly towards the theory that this text exchange was scripted as a way to absolve the boyfriend. It’s almost exactly what Walter White did at the end of Breaking Bad. This feels like a strategy they cooked up from watching too much TV. https://t.co/MKpFh70pQJ
— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) September 16, 2025
Swan Song said:
I don't know any person in that age range that texts like that, with full sentences, and punctuation.
Very weird.
I think the 'my old man…' was to give his father cover. Why would you feel compelled to tell your dad?unmade bed said:Swan Song said:
I don't know any person in that age range that texts like that, with full sentences, and punctuation.
Very weird.
"..interrogated someone in similar clothing"
"drop point"
"my old man…"
"one vehicle lingering…"
"squad car…"
"swept that spot…"
unmade bed said:Swan Song said:
I don't know any person in that age range that texts like that, with full sentences, and punctuation.
Very weird.
"..interrogated someone in similar clothing"
"drop point"
"my old man…"
"one vehicle lingering…"
"squad car…"
"swept that spot…"
I showed this to my 21 and 23-year-old sons, and they said no one they know this age texts like this. They said, "Mom, this is how you text".
— Sadie (@Sadie_NC) September 16, 2025
Do you know any 22-year-olds who text other kids like this?
They don't use complete sentences with correct punctuation. pic.twitter.com/cy36fMqzuG
lb3 said:unmade bed said:Swan Song said:
I don't know any person in that age range that texts like that, with full sentences, and punctuation.
Very weird.
"..interrogated someone in similar clothing"
"drop point"
"my old man…"
"one vehicle lingering…"
"squad car…"
"swept that spot…"
I think the 'my old man…' was to give his father cover. Why would you feel compelled to tell your dad?
🚨 BREAKING: Bullet used to kill Charlie Kirk did NOT match rifle allegedly used by suspect Tyler Robinson, new court filing claims -Daily Mail
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) March 31, 2026
Who?mikejones! said:
Great. Can't wait for the conspiracy talk
I e read about that case. Recently Found guilty as I recallErnestEndeavor said:
By the way, Robinson's attorney is one of the few in Utah certified for capital felonies. She is currently trying a case being broadcast on Court TV, of the woman who allegedly poisoned her husband with fentanyl then wrote a children's book about grief and loss.
Who?mikejones! said:🚨 BREAKING: Bullet used to kill Charlie Kirk did NOT match rifle allegedly used by suspect Tyler Robinson, new court filing claims -Daily Mail
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) March 31, 2026
Great. Can't wait for the conspiracy talk
Who?mikejones! said:🚨 BREAKING: Bullet used to kill Charlie Kirk did NOT match rifle allegedly used by suspect Tyler Robinson, new court filing claims -Daily Mail
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) March 31, 2026
Great. Can't wait for the conspiracy talk
Mort Rainey said:Who?mikejones! said:🚨 BREAKING: Bullet used to kill Charlie Kirk did NOT match rifle allegedly used by suspect Tyler Robinson, new court filing claims -Daily Mail
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) March 31, 2026
Great. Can't wait for the conspiracy talk
Any major news event in history going forward will be surrounded by conspiracy talk. We're in a post truth society and it's not going to change.
A lot of noise was made yesterday about the Daily Mail headline said the ATF could not match the gun to the bullet in the Tyler Robinson trial.@FenixAmmunition joined us today to explain the actual facts. pic.twitter.com/xSKiDhZQB7
— Andrew Kolvet (@AndrewKolvet) March 31, 2026