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🇺🇸 "THERE’S A HANDPRINT AND A RIFLE-SIZED SCRAPE ON THE ROOF" While visiting the site where Tyler Robinson reportedly jumped, Stephen Gardner says he saw something the media never mentioned. He saw a handprint in the rooftop dust and a 36–40 inch scrape along the building’s edge. At first,...

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Here I explain the video of the person jumping off the roof. This is what they are using in court! I don’t know how you can drop an enormous bag or towel or rifle. It looks so big from a distance. As he gets off the roof he holds on with his left hand and then with his right hand he reaches to the right, not the left. Also, when he jumps off the roof, his knees must’ve banged his face. Tyler Robinson didn’t have a black eye or scratches at all?
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Here I explain the video of the person jumping off the roof. This is what they are using in court! I don’t know how you can drop an enormous bag or towel or rifle. It looks so big from a distance. As he gets off the roof he holds on with his left hand and then with his right hand he reaches to the right, not the left. Also, when he jumps off the roof, his knees must’ve banged his face. Tyler Robinson didn’t have a black eye or scratches at all?

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🚨NEW: Analysis of Candace Owens’ rooftop footage appears to show Tyler Robinson’s rifle recoil at the exact moment Charlie Kirk is shot. The footage was zoomed, sharpened, and contrast-enhanced. Despite the low resolution from recording a screen showing a distant man, you can clearly see where Robinson’s head and upper body appear to recoil backward in a frame that syncs with the gunshot. Robinson then flees the roof carrying what appears to be the rifle wrapped in a towel before stashing it in nearby bushes, consistent with what he described himself in text confessions to his boyfriend. TriggerSmart also breaks down the flashes Candace suggested could be military signals, showing they appear to be reflections from cars passing in the background. He notes Robinson had already been on the roof for roughly seven minutes before this clip begins, giving him ample time to assemble the rifle. Prosecutors allege Robinson carried the rifle disassembled under his clothing, causing the limp visible in surveillance footage as he approached the roof through the tunnel and stairs. To the skeptics: What exactly would you expect recoil to look like in footage captured by a camera recording a screen showing a distant man firing a .30-06 from the prone position? Since prone helps control recoil, how much movement would realistically be visible, and which parts of his body would move? And why does the visible recoil line up exactly with the gunshot? Full 1.5 hour stream:

KanekoaTheGreat

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Charlie Kirk was shot on a Wednesday, Tyler arrived to the university at 8:39am. The University would have been packed with student walking to class all over the campus. How did no one see him scouting the rooftops? How did he know Charlie would be setup in a location that he would give him a clear line of sight? He retrieved the gun at 12:15, made it to the prone position at 12:22, then took the shot at 12:33? Some how he also assembled his rifle and disassembled his rifle and that exact same period of time?
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Charlie Kirk was shot on a Wednesday, Tyler arrived to the university at 8:39am. The University would have been packed with student walking to class all over the campus. How did no one see him scouting the rooftops? How did he know Charlie would be setup in a location that he would give him a clear line of sight? He retrieved the gun at 12:15, made it to the prone position at 12:22, then took the shot at 12:33? Some how he also assembled his rifle and disassembled his rifle and that exact same period of time?

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59,104 次观看 • 4 个月前

Left: the original footage the FBI released of Tyler Robinson on the roof. Right: the same footage from the preliminary hearing. Every version people have been arguing about is the one on the right. A camera pointed at a courtroom screen. You lose enormous resolution doing that. Law enforcement has the original and always has. It doesn't show his face. It was never going to. He wore sunglasses and a hat the entire time he was on campus, and this is a wide angle camera across a parking lot. They know it's Tyler Robinson because of the corroborating evidence. He confessed to his boyfriend over text. He confessed on Discord. He confessed in a handwritten note he left under a keyboard. He confessed to his father, who called a former deputy, and then he turned himself in with his parents. Texts describing exactly how and where his rifle was hidden before that information was made public. The DNA. The car. A Google Maps route pulled off his own phone starting 23 minutes after the shot. Car wash video of his Challenger 11 minutes after that. A second route, at 1:33 in the morning, from the neighborhood beside where the rifle was found straight to his home in St. George. A dremel tool in his apartment, near a bag of .30-06 with one cartridge etched "test shot," matching the engraved casings sitting next to the rifle. And the video. A guy limping onto the roof with something bulging under his shirt at the waistband. Prone at the edge at 1222. Charlie is shot at 1223. He gets up and sprints on the same leg that couldn't bend going up the stairs minutes earlier. I hope they release all of it in the highest resolution they have. There are digital techniques to zoom in, stabilize, and sharpen footage. The people telling you this isn't Tyler Robinson also told you Charlie was killed by Egyptian planes, the U.S. military, French legionnaires, Ben Shapiro, and TPUSA, without a shred of evidence. After nine months devoted to defending the man accused of killing Charlie while attacking his widow, his friends, and his organization, they're not following the evidence. They don't care about the truth or justice for Charlie. It's always been about spinning a narrative to fit their preconceived ideological bias and making as much money as possible from Charlie's murder.
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Left: the original footage the FBI released of Tyler Robinson on the roof. Right: the same footage from the preliminary hearing. Every version people have been arguing about is the one on the right. A camera pointed at a courtroom screen. You lose enormous resolution doing that. Law enforcement has the original and always has. It doesn't show his face. It was never going to. He wore sunglasses and a hat the entire time he was on campus, and this is a wide angle camera across a parking lot. They know it's Tyler Robinson because of the corroborating evidence. He confessed to his boyfriend over text. He confessed on Discord. He confessed in a handwritten note he left under a keyboard. He confessed to his father, who called a former deputy, and then he turned himself in with his parents. Texts describing exactly how and where his rifle was hidden before that information was made public. The DNA. The car. A Google Maps route pulled off his own phone starting 23 minutes after the shot. Car wash video of his Challenger 11 minutes after that. A second route, at 1:33 in the morning, from the neighborhood beside where the rifle was found straight to his home in St. George. A dremel tool in his apartment, near a bag of .30-06 with one cartridge etched "test shot," matching the engraved casings sitting next to the rifle. And the video. A guy limping onto the roof with something bulging under his shirt at the waistband. Prone at the edge at 1222. Charlie is shot at 1223. He gets up and sprints on the same leg that couldn't bend going up the stairs minutes earlier. I hope they release all of it in the highest resolution they have. There are digital techniques to zoom in, stabilize, and sharpen footage. The people telling you this isn't Tyler Robinson also told you Charlie was killed by Egyptian planes, the U.S. military, French legionnaires, Ben Shapiro, and TPUSA, without a shred of evidence. After nine months devoted to defending the man accused of killing Charlie while attacking his widow, his friends, and his organization, they're not following the evidence. They don't care about the truth or justice for Charlie. It's always been about spinning a narrative to fit their preconceived ideological bias and making as much money as possible from Charlie's murder.

KanekoaTheGreat

166,742 次观看 • 26 天前

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Q. a side of each other that no one knows about, but is the side you like most? 🐰: i do actually like that kind of thing. when he asks for a favor... when i can do something for him. there’s this... 🐶: you mean you like the pleasure of having someone ask you for a favor? 🐰: there’s just something about it! i can't quite describe it, but there’s just something there! 🐶: for me, it’s the way he works so hard... the way he tries his best to fulfill a favor when asked? he really likes taking care of the people he likes 🐰: i don’t even know why i’m like that myself

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