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TIMELINE NOTE: Utah SBI Agent Brian Davis just testified that Tyler Robinson turned himself in at approximately 9:00 p.m. MDT on September 11. A whistleblower, who described himself as a friend of both Robinson and Twiggs, provided a screengrab of Robinson’s Discord confession to YouTuber Turkey Tom. The screengrab...

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🚨 BOMBSHELL! 🚨LIST OF PEOPLE WHO KNEW TYLER ROBINSON WAS ALREADY IN CUSTODY & THAT THE DISCORD CONFESSION WAS IMPOSSIBLE At a minimum, IMO, all of these officials know—and likely have known since this press conference started at 7:51 PM on September 11, 2025—that Tyler Robinson WAS ALREADY IN CUSTODY at the Washington County Sheriff's Office. Yet they pretended then, and continue to pretend until now, that they didn't have a suspect in custody. They've also allowed the alleged Discord confession to stand unchallenged, even though it was posted AFTER Tyler was already in custody. 1. FBI Director Kash Patel 2. FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino (whose wife works for TPUSA) 3. FBI Agent Robert Bohls, appointed head of the SLC FBI field office by Kash Patel a few weeks earlier in August 2025 4. Utah Governor Spencer Cox 5. Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson 6. Utah County Sheriff Mike Smith 7. Utah Department of Public Safety Agent Brian Davis, who was dispatched to Washington County to take Tyler into custody 8. Washington County Sheriff Nate Brooksby 9. Retired Washington County Sheriff’s Office detective Scott Messinger, who helped bring Tyler in to the sheriff's office 10. Unidentified Washington County Sheriff's Deputy(ies) present when Tyler was taken into custody 11. Utah Attorney General Derek Brown 12. Commissioner of the Utah Department of Public Safety Beau Mason, appointed by Spencer Cox in June 2025 13. Utah County Attorney Jeffrey S. Gray, lead prosecutor on the case IMO, that's over a dozen officials who, up to this point in time, have NEVER MENTIONED OR ACKNOWLEDGED that they actually had Tyler Robinson 3.5 hours BEFORE the official "33-hour" arrest time announced the morning of September 12th, and over 1.5 hours before the posting of the alleged Discord confession. NOW YOU KNOW WHY THEY "LOST" ALL THE SURVEILLANCE VIDEO FROM THAT NIGHT AT THE WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE Tell me if you disagree with anyone on this list or if I missed someone.

Sam Parker 🇺🇸🧯

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Here's the proof that Tyler Robinson was mirandized at 6:25 PM on Thursday, September 11th—NOT Friday the 12th, as the fedsloppers claim. Post this wherever you see one of them arguing it was the 12th. Why it's important: 1. Tyler supposedly posted a confession to Discord at 7:57 PM on September 11th. But by that time, he'd already been sitting in custody at the Washington County Sheriff's office since 6:25 PM and NOT confessing. 2. At 7:50 PM the night of the 11th, while Tyler was already in custody, they held the infamous press conference where they released video and pictures to aid the manhunt. Later, it would be claimed that Tyler's dad recognized these photos and persuaded Tyler to turn himself in. But if Tyler was already in custody when those pictures were released, this narrative was a lie. 3. If they're lying about how and when Tyler turned himself in—and if the Discord confession is fake—then this is powerful evidence of a conspiracy & cover-up. That is why the fedsloppers need "the evening of Tyler's arrest" to be Friday, September 12th, not Thursday the 11th. NOTE: Whether you accept this newly discovered timeline or not, you're left with only 2 choices: either Tyler somehow confessed on Discord while he was in custody at the Sheriff's office and refusing to confess to them, OR he confessed on Discord WHILE he was counseling with his parents, detective friend & LDS bishop on the best course of action (and then turned himself in and refused to confess). Do either of those possibilities sound even remotely likely?

Sam Parker 🇺🇸🧯

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