THEY LIED: Why Charlie Kirk’s “Assassin” Was Allowed to Stalk Him While Banks Fed the Killers

The mainstream media wants you to believe this was a “lone wolf” tragedy. They are lying. The assassination of Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025, wasn’t just a security failure; it was a systemic betrayal. While the “presumption of innocence” is being used to wrap Tyler James Robinson in civilian clothes like he’s a choir boy, the facts coming out of the Discord servers and the Utah County Attorney’s office paint a picture of a cold-blooded execution that was signaled long before the first shot rang out.

The Discord Death-Log: 80 Minutes of Pure Evil

The latest bombshells from September 10, 2025, reveal that Tyler James Robinson wasn’t just a “troubled youth”—he was a fanatical hunter. While Charlie Kirk lay dying after being shot in the neck at Utah Valley University, Robinson was already online, gloating.

Eighty minutes after the trigger was pulled, Robinson was back on Discord, casually asking friends, “You see this news?????” He didn’t stop there. He mocked the state of Utah, saying the state finally got a “national headline” because of “someone smiling, Charlie Kirk.” This is the face of the “loser” the defense wants to protect. He wasn’t scared; he was celebrating.

The Controversy Everyone is Ignoring: The Prosecution “Conflict” Scam

While Erika Kirk fights for transparency, the defense is playing the ultimate “Get Out of Jail Free” card. Robinson’s lawyers are trying to disqualify the entire Utah County Attorney’s Office. Why? Because a family member of a prosecutor was at UVU and sent “real-time texts” during the hit.

This is a classic distraction. They are trying to claim the prosecution is “too emotional” because they have a personal connection to the terror. Let’s call it what it is: They are trying to dodge the death penalty. If they can move this case to a “neutral” office, they can bleed the clock, bury the evidence, and let this animal rot in a taxpayer-funded cell instead of facing the ultimate justice.

The “Cold Hard Truth” from the Insiders

What are the insiders saying behind closed doors? They’re disgusted. While the media focuses on Robinson’s “casual games” and “Discord chats,” sources close to the investigation say the Mauser .30-06 rifle used in the killing was a gift. A gift that turned into a murder weapon because the red flags were ignored for years.

The “Expert Roast” is simple: Security was a joke. Nearly 3,000 people flooded an event planned for 600. There were rooftop exposure gaps that any amateur could see. Robinson didn’t need to be a mastermind; he just needed a target that was left unprotected by a system that underestimated the “left-wing hate” brewing in the shadows.

Deep Background: The Roommate and the “Hate” Manifesto

Robinson didn’t hide his intent. He confessed to his roommate—someone he called “his love”—that Kirk’s “hatred” couldn’t be “negotiated out.” He left a note under his keyboard: “I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk and I’m going to take it.”

His parents knew. They saw the “eerily similar” photo on the news and realized their son was missing, and so was the family rifle. While they called him, he ignored them, texting his roommate about how his dad was “calling me rn, not answering.” He was in the zone. He was committed. And now, the court is worried about his “civilian clothes” to protect his image? Give us a break.

The “What’s Next” Section: The January 16 Showdown

Mark your calendars for January 16, 2026. That is when the judge will hear the motion to kick the prosecutors off the case. If the defense wins, it’s a massive blow to the Kirk family and a win for every political radical looking to silence their opponents with a bullet.