Things are not adding up.

KUBIAK said:

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Things are not adding up.

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Such as?

- Timeline

- Gun details vs. what appears on the FBI video

- Old dude interfering

- The roommate's family's comments / suspicions

- Conflicts in the indictment re: the Dad's awareness (he was calling / texting right after the shooting asking about the gun - but didn't realize it was his son until the next day)?

- TP employees comments re: outside pressure over the past number of months.

I am conservative / Republican- just going by my own instincts, not the narrative.

Maybe more will come out to clear up these points, but it doesn't line up yet.

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

I don't know any person in that age range that texts like that, with full sentences, and punctuation.
Very weird.

They probably used the discord chat and even AI to come up with the script.

Totally sadistic, but not insane.

Patriot25 said:

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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

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If that's true, it would change my mind on the boyfriend…

It would make him just as guilty as the assassin, IMHO…

Swan Song said:

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I don't know any person in that age range that texts like that, with full sentences, and punctuation.
Very weird.

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"..interrogated someone in similar clothing"
"drop point"
"my old man…"
"one vehicle lingering…"
"squad car…"
"swept that spot…"

Boyfriend / girlfriend / theythemfriend?

The thing was involved no doubt. Likely culpable.

He's definitely in the cooperate or it's going to be really bad for you in transprison.

unmade bed said:

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Swan Song said:

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I don't know any person in that age range that texts like that, with full sentences, and punctuation.
Very weird.

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"..interrogated someone in similar clothing"
"drop point"
"my old man…"
"one vehicle lingering…"
"squad car…"
"swept that spot…"

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I think the 'my old man…' was to give his father cover. Why would you feel compelled to tell your dad?

Full hearing:

I'm far from being any sort of conspiracy person. That said, those text are absolutely scripted. The language used by both show all of these messages were meant to be found.

unmade bed said:

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Swan Song said:

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I don't know any person in that age range that texts like that, with full sentences, and punctuation.
Very weird.

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"..interrogated someone in similar clothing"
"drop point"
"my old man…"
"one vehicle lingering…"
"squad car…"
"swept that spot…"

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Of everything I heard in the press conference today the two things that stand out in my mind are the "my old man" and the "squad car" comments. One sounds like something you'd hear in a very rural deep south area and the other sounds like something you'd hear in a 1950's police show. Maybe I'm overthinking this and it's very much like the Coke vs pop thing concerning soft drinks, but neither of those sound much like words young people and especially enlightened homosexuals use.

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".
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

— Sadie (@Sadie_NC) September 16, 2025

yeah, that does sound a little peculiar coming from someone born post-911.

Those "texts" are faker than Nikki Minage's BBL

lb3 said:

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unmade bed said:

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Swan Song said:

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I don't know any person in that age range that texts like that, with full sentences, and punctuation.
Very weird.

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"..interrogated someone in similar clothing"
"drop point"
"my old man…"
"one vehicle lingering…"
"squad car…"
"swept that spot…"

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I think the 'my old man…' was to give his father cover. Why would you feel compelled to tell your dad?

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nm, i read it again.

yeah, the whole exchange feels forced and weird. definitely not organic.

how long was he planning it?

"a week i believe"...what would you believe? you would remember when you started thinking of murdering someone.

and the explanation of the cartridges...thats not some novel im typing up if im running from the cops trying to see when I can grab my rifle.

Today the judge denied the defense motion to have the prosecutors removed from the case. The daughter of one of the prosecutors in the county District Attorney's office was present when Kirk was shot, but she did not see the shooter and will not be a witness in the case.

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.