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How did Tyler Robinson become a patsy? Well, He attended an event at Dixie Tech, hosted by Wilkerson Electric just 6 days before Charlie Kirk was eliminated. Wilkerson Electric is contracted at uvu for the new engineering building.

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TYLER ROBINSON BOMBSHELL: I reconstructed the Charlie Kirk "AMERICAN COMEBACK TOUR" media timeline and discovered a MAJOR problem So, you know how TPUSA's website first announced on August 27th that Charlie Kirk would be at the "UVU Courtyard" on September 10th, and everyone just assumed this gave Tyler Robinson a couple weeks to plan his shot? Well, it turns out UVU has multiple courtyards—and none of them are actually called "UVU Courtyard." What's more, this mislabeling appears to have been a mistake by TPUSA itself. Two Actual UVU Courtyards: ▪️The one where the event was held is known by at least 3 different names: -SC or 'Student Center' Courtyard. (This was the name on the TPUSA event confirmation document from UVU) -Center Campus Courtyard (This is the name on UVU maps) -Fountain Courtyard (This is the name published in UVU Review) ▪️The other is Fulton Library Courtyard, which also frequently hosts events, is slightly bigger, and is perfectly suitable for a "Prove Me Wrong" gathering. In hindsight, we take for granted which courtyard was meant on the TPUSA website, but it wasn't until the afternoon of September 9th—the day before—that the specific courtyard location was released and you could have known with certainty which location was the right one. In fact, it might be that UVU Review issued the location clarification on September 9th because someone finally realized the wrong location name had been in all the publicity materials up to that point! So there's the problem: How did Tyler Robinson know which courtyard to focus on for his planning? Was he forced to plan 2 different assassinations in order to cover both eventualities, or did he just guess and hope he was right? Or maybe you think he was just dumb and missed critical details—like the existence of a second courtyard that holds events, while he simultaneously executed an intricately planned plot full of critical details? It might seem like a minor point, but it actually injects a lot of complexity into an already compressed timeline. And just in case you find this name snafu insignificant, when I made a GRAMA request for records regarding the "UVU Courtyard," they responded with a big fat 'we don't know which courtyard you're talking about.' (I'm not joking) Watch this to the end and tell me your thoughts. How does this change the calculus on the Tyler Robinson narrative?

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