Text messages between Kirk killer and roommate

[TheProle]

Robinson: drop what you are doing, look under my keyboard.

(When the roommate looked under Robinson's keyboard, there was a note that read: "I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk and I'm going to take it." )

Roommate: "What?????????????? You're joking, right????

Robinson: I am still ok my love, but am stuck in orem for a little while longer yet. Shouldn't be long until I can come home, but I gotta grab my rifle still. To be honest I had hoped to keep this secret till I died of old age. I am sorry to involve you.

Roommate: you weren't the one who did it right????

Robinson: I am, I'm sorry

Roommate: I thought they caught the person?

Robinson: no, they grabbed some crazy old dude, then interrogated someone in similar clothing. I had planned to grab my rifle from my drop point shortly after, but most of that side of town got locked down. Its quiet, almost enough to get out, but theres one vehicle lingering.

Roommate: Why?

Robinson: Why did I do it?

Roommate: Yeah

Robinson: I had enough of his hatred. Some hate can't be negotiated out.

Robinson: If I am able to grab my rifle unseen, I will have left no evidence. Going to attempt to retrieve it again, hopefully they have moved on. I haven't seen anything about them finding it.

Roommate: How long have you been planning this?

Robinson: a bit over a week I believe. I can get close to it but there is a squad car parked right by it. I think they already swept that spot, but I don't wanna chance it

Robinson: I'm wishing I had circled back and grabbed it as soon as I got to my vehicle.... I'm worried what my old man would do if I didn't bring back grandpas rifle ... idek if it had a serial number, but it wouldn't trace to me. I worry about prints I had to leave it in a bush where I changed outfits. didn't have the ability or time to bring it with.... I might have to abandon it and hope they don't find prints. how the [expletive] will I explain losing it to my old man....

only thing I left was the rifle wrapped in a towel....

remember how I was engraving bullets? The [expletive] messages are mostly a big meme, if I see "notices bulge uwu” on fox new I might have a stroke alright im gonna have to leave it, that really [expletive] sucks.... judging from today I'd say grandpas gun does just fine idk. I think that was a $2k scope;-;

Robinson: delete this exchange

Robinson: my dad wants photos of the rifle ... he says grandpa wants to know who has what, the feds released a photo of the rifle, and it is very unique. Hes calling me rn, not answering.

Robinson: since trump got into office [my dad] has been pretty diehard maga.

Robinson: Im gonna turn myself in willingly, one of my neighbors here is a deputy for the sheriff.

Robinson: you are all I worry about love

Roommate: I'm much more worried about you

Robinson: don't talk to the media please. don't take any interviews or make any comments. ... if any police ask you questions ask for a lawyer and stay silent

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c04qenww53pt

[EdmondDantes_]

1. A couple of things come to mind here

First, if you want to get away with murder, don't text people about it.

Second, I think when you're calling your roommate "my love" it's not just roommates.

[hamsterjill]

56. What comes to mind to me is the fact that he's more worried about his "old man" finding out about the rifle

Rather than the fact that he's admitting to murder. (Not saying he didn't do it).

He must've had a pretty big fear of his father, who I assume he means in that comment.

[MichMan]

60. That was what jumped out to me too

[EdmondDantes_]

93. Fair. I assume it was some sort of family heirloom.

Again another really stupid thing to do from an operational security perspective.

[Igel]

95. Or just doesn't think that killing Kirk was all that big a deal.

Talks about comparative size of problems, not absolute size.

[orangecrush]

101. Disassociation

[hannah]

2. Ok

BBC

[Crunchy Frog]

3. I wonder whether it's real or forged.

[mackdaddy]

51. I would have expected to see more abbreviations and texting jargon from a 22 year old.

Maybe they (police) heavily edited it. My spelling sux, er Sucks. Theirs seems awfully good.

[Crunchy Frog]

62. It sounds like it came from a romance novel written by AI.

My love.

[Gore1FL]

77. My thought, too.

It sounded like a bad youtube AI story more than anything.

I could be wrong, but this doesn't seem to pass my bullshit meter.

[yardwork]

113. It's very strange.

It doesn't sound like any 22 year old I know. I thought the same thing - it sounds like AI that's been trained on romance novels.

This raises my suspicions. I still don't understand how the gun got abandoned in the woods in the first place. And now this odd text exchange focuses on the gun.

It's weird.

[GreenWave]

79. We live in an age where deception is easy.

I saw a news article two days ago complaining that Robinson is refusing to talk. Seems like contradictory behaviors.

[Igel]

96. Talk to cops.

As opposed to talking to his "love."

Presumably one could be open to talking to one and not the other.

[Prairie Gates]

4. Yowza

[still-prayin4rain]

5. It's crazy that smart, internet savvy young people were texting like this.

Not even using Snapchat or some other secure, private means of communication.

Not saying they didn't, I just think it's wild.

[LeftInTX]

38. I believe it was Discorde.

[still-prayin4rain]

69. I think he messaged a group on Discord. The alleged texts to his partner are described as "text messages"

https://news.northeastern.edu/2025/09/16/tyler-robinson-arraignment-discord-messages/

[LeftInTX]

70. I dunno. One of my friends decided to use Whats App for campaign stuff because it was more secure than regular text.

[CousinIT]

6. If this is real, It sounds to me like he was "in love" with the roommate and mad at Kirk

for his anti-LBGTQ views.

[WarGamer]

10. that's what has been going around for a few days...

[Crunchy Frog]

40. That's the narrative that the regime is fishing for.

Imagine, Charlie (Christ) Kirk being a martyr to the "trans activists". That's the regime's wet dream.

I'm in favor of the truth, whatever it may be, coming out. I just get suspicious when it exactly matches the narrative desired by Trump and his minions. Especially when I don't trust anyone involved in the investigation to tell the truth about anything.

[CousinIT]

43. Yeah. That's why I said "if" this is real.

We can't trust anything coming from the Trump crime syndicate.

[Celerity]

122. the texts are listed in the official charging document filed in court

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/09/16/us/tyler-robinson-charges.html



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[TheProle]

68. "That's the narrative that the regime is fishing for."

Seems to be a bit of that going around other places, too.

[Crunchy Frog]

85. I don't have any influence over the investigation.

I don't have any capacity to shape the evidence to fit my preferred narrative, nor does anyone else on here.

My personal preference would be for objective and non-partisan professionals to be carrying out investigations and going wherever the evidence leads. Probably not spilling it out all over the media before the investigation is complete.

I don't have confidence that the people doing the investigation are entirely objective or acting entirely as professionals.

I don't think Trump wants people like that working for him. He had some in his last admin, but has largely gotten rid of them in this one.

[orangecrush]

102. This

[leftstreet]

7. How did he know they'd grabbed an old dude

in similar clothes?



This whole exchange seems made up

[Shrek]

9. It was all over cable news at the time n/t

[leftstreet]

12. It's just weird

He's desperate to recover a rifle so there's no evidence

...while he's texting all kinds of evidence (even where said Grandad's rifle is located)

[MorbidButterflyTat]

21. And why did he leave it behind in the first place?

"Here's my confession, here's all the evidence, and delete this evidence detailing everything!!"

Oops!

[leftstreet]

23. I don't know, my love

[MorbidButterflyTat]

45. It don't add up, sweets!

[yardwork]

114. HOW did he leave it behind?

The gun's location has been a mystery. How did he get the gun to the woods and why would he abandon it there - since he's so desperate to get it back? How did the gun get separated from him?

[FBaggins]

129. Some guesses

I believe they think he had the gun in his pant leg leaving the scene.

From these texts, I think he dropped into the woods and changed clothes (presumably to look like any other student to get away)… but there was no way to take the rifle with him while mixing with the people on campus.

[ZZenith]

132. No way he had that gun in his pant leg when he was hopping off the roof.

Assuming he’s the person hopping off the roof.

Whole thing fucking stinks to high heaven.

[orangecrush]

103. He was still on the move not watching tv

[Greg_In_SF]

64. He said

in regard to the rifle, "I haven't seen anything about them finding it".

Clearly listening to or watching the news on his phone.

[still-prayin4rain]

133. How'd he know about them THEN interrogating a second suspect?

"no, they grabbed some crazy old dude, THEN interrogated someone in similar clothing"

Nobody knew about the second suspect until well into the evening.

[TheProle]

8. NYT Coverage (no paywall)

https://archive.ph/7nYdd

The 22-year-old man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk said in text messages to his romantic partner that he had “had enough of his hatred” and that “some hate can’t be negotiated out,” according to prosecutors who filed a murder charge against the suspect on Tuesday.

The text message exchange between the suspect, Tyler Robinson, and his romantic partner provides the clearest explanation yet into a motivation for the killing of Mr. Kirk, a conservative political activist.

Mr. Robinson was charged with aggravated murder on Tuesday, as well as several crimes related to his direction to his partner to delete “incriminating” text messages and not to talk to the police. No lawyer is listed for Mr. Robinson in court records.

A charging document filed by prosecutors in court said that Mr. Robinson’s mother told investigators that her son had grown more political, and that his political views had moved to the left over the last year or so. She also told the police that he had become “more pro-gay and trans-rights oriented.” Mr. Robinson’s partner, who was living with him, had been transitioning to being a woman from a man, prosecutors said.

[canetoad]

11. I'm reading this

On the BBC and that's what they're reporting but it doesn't smell right.

On edit: this must be the resurrected contents of the 'destroyed' note.

[Shrek]

13. The charging document indicates that they found a photo of the note n/t

[canetoad]

15. Thanks

Kept a copy for the record before destroying it?

[Prairie Gates]

16. It's probably time for people here to start accepting that this is likely true

I was all for healthy skepticism when it was goofy right wing sources, but if the BBC and New York Times are comfortable with the sourcing, people need to at least pay heed.

[canetoad]

17. Totally agree

Especially the BBC, but if this is the stuff that Patel is dishing out it's difficult to accept at face value.

[Blue Full Moon]

22. All of our news media is suspect. They all bent the knee.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

86. Do not play tRump's game. He lies constantly to get people to not believe ANYTHING, not to believe his lies. . . . nt

[Crunchy Frog]

42. And where are the BBC and NYT sourcing their information?

I'm going to continue to maintain my skepticism for the time being.

[Shrek]

46. Lifted directly from the indictment

https://archive.is/Gs8cR

[SickOfTheOnePct]

71. I flipped through cable news...

…while the DA was holding a press conference to release this today. MSNBC, CNN, and Fox were all showing it live, so the sourcing is actually from the mouth of the DA.

[uponit7771]

80. If anything MAGA related got to it first I'll wait, do t trust **ANY** of them for anything...

... it's healthy to be skeptical of anything related to MAGA

[yardwork]

115. I assumed it was true UNTIL I read this text exchange.

Now I'm very suspicious. This text exchange sounds fake.

[BannonsLiver]

130. That's what I think as well.

It’s odd wording for sure.

[MorbidButterflyTat]

14. This guy is 22?

Texting like that, in complete sentences? No text speak? At 22??

Confessing all, with details?

Sure!

[still-prayin4rain]

26. Systematically to every single thing. The clothes, the gun, the motive, the planning, the relationship...

Zero meme culture, (few) abbreviations, code words, or slang. And the young people I know all use apps of various kinds to communicate. Just very, very bizarre.

[OneGrassRoot]

31. THANK YOU!!! n/t

[OneGrassRoot]

39. The person who etched the memes in those casings...

does NOT text like that, ffs. lol

[Diraven]

55. Apparently the etchings were just to frame Groypers

Which is another way-too-convenient aspect of this.

[OneGrassRoot]

97. Where have you heard that?

But, yeah, everything is sus right now.

[Diraven]

53. Not even a single typo

Other than missing apostrophes. Do prosecutors typically correct spelling in direct written evidence in court filings?

[Strelnikov_]

78. I'll buy that for a dollar!

This guy is getting Epsteined any time now.

[Nixie]

126. Exactly. No internet parlance that would be evident in young

internet users. Saying a car is “lingering.” No 22-year-old guy is going to say “lingering.” Conveniently self-incriminating. It reeks of phoniness.

[harumph]

18. (1) He really doesn't sound too smart texting like this and (2)...

this whole exchange reads like badly written "exposition." Weird.

[John1956PA]

20. I am guessing, but I think this is recollection induced by hypnosis.

I think the two parties were texting via Snap Chat or some other app by which their messages quickly disappeared. I think the FBI hypnotized Lance in order to "reconstruct" the exchange, which I do not think would be admissible in court.

[Patton French]

33. Interesting theory

[Crunchy Frog]

44. If this was in a movie or TV show, no one would buy it.

[OneGrassRoot]

98. And with a nation full of...

true crime experts now, no one is buying it. 😂

[Crunchy Frog]

99. I don't consider myself a true crime expert.

Not by a long shot.

I hope it won't become taboo on this site to not treat things that come out of the Trump administration as if they are gospel truth, with no skepticism.

[SickOfTheOnePct]

100. This didn't come out of the Trump administration n/t

[OneGrassRoot]

105. Oh goodness, I was referring to...

how obsessed so many people in the US are with true crime podcasts, shows and such.

[Crunchy Frog]

106. Thanks for the clarification.

[BoRaGard]

19. reads like AI crap

feels very phony

[Jedi Guy]

24. Well, so much for Robinson being a Groyper Nick Fuentes acolyte.

That assertion certainly didn't age well.

CNN is reporting that Robinson's mother stated that over the last few years her son had become more sympathetic to LGBTQ issues. Now it's been confirmed that he was dating his roommate, who was transitioning. That's not to say it's the roommate's fault or the fault of the LGBTQ community. The only person to blame here is Tyler Robinson. May he get what he deserves.

I understand the urge to reject that our side is capable of such violence. We like to believe that such things aren't possible because we're the good guys. The reality is that people who agree with our views are not, by virtue of those views alone, good people, and sometimes they do awful things.

[yardwork]

117. I'd have no trouble believing that but I don't believe this text exchange.

This text exchange is fake, imo. And that suddenly makes me very suspicious.

[Jedi Guy]

121. And the description of his recent past and politics by his mother? His relationship with his roommate?

It's not just the chat transcript that points towards Robinson being motivated to kill Kirk because of his left-of-center political alignment and his objection to Kirk's views. The preponderance of the available evidence, right down to the anti-fascist etchings on the bullets in his rifle, points in that direction. This evidence includes statements Robinson made during a family dinner that align very closely with the transcript above.

I had someone assert that "Hey, fascist! Catch!", one of said etchings on said bullets, was solely a reference to a video game culture and had nothing whatsoever to do with Robinson's political beliefs or his view of Kirk. The words appear in a single video game, a game I myself have played while never encountering them. The claim was, to put it lightly, a hell of a stretch.

Again, I get it. I get the visceral "no" reaction to the idea that Robinson might have been motivated by left-of-center ideology. I get that it's distressing to consider. We're the good guys and we want to believe that our side is virtuous, on the side of the angels. And for the most part, I would say that's true. But it is a fact that people can sometimes do awful things when motivated by an ideology that is otherwise virtuous. People are complicated that way.

But it serves no useful purpose to close our eyes to the truth and spin ever more frantic theories in an attempt to deny the reality.

[yardwork]

123. You didn't read a word I said.

I had no visceral "no!" reaction to his probable politics or relationships.

As I said, I had no problem believing that.

BUT this text exchange is fake as hell. So suddenly I feel very suspicious, when I wasn't suspicious before.

Read the text exchange again and ask yourself if this is how 22 year olds talk, much less text.

[BannonsLiver]

131. The other thing is what has law enforcement threatened the parents with.

I suspect they are highly motivated to be cooperative, and more importantly, compliant. For all we know Kash and Pam have threatened to lock the whole family up if they don’t play ball. In any other administration this would be utterly ludicrous to suggest but this regime operates like the mafia making it impossible to rule a scenario like that out completely.

The only thing that is completely clear is that Robinson had a strong dislike for Kirk, which is obvious given recent events.

[yardwork]

134. Very good points.

[2MuchNoise]

25. This line: Robinson: since trump got into office [my dad] has been pretty diehard maga.

These men were close. So, it seems odd to me that he's just now telling his partner in a text that his father's a diehard maga.
It seems like they would have talked about that at some point in their relationship before that day.

[Diraven]

57. Yeah that is weird

It's like the only reason this is in the text at all is to unambiguously establish the shooter as anti-MAGA.

[Strelnikov_]

82. Almost like a script

[yardwork]

118. Just one of many weird things about the texts.

[Shrek]

30. Can you be more specific?

I don't notice anything particularly noteworthy about the texts.

[Nanjeanne]

28. The roommate can easily dispute this if it

is not true.

[TheProle]

29. It would also be quite silly to include in the charging document

text messages that the state cannot back up forensically at trial.

Not that we don't live in silly times...

[tinrobot]

91. They desperately want to bake in the "he wasn't a conservative" meme early.

This document is 90% press release. I suspect this "evidence" will not actually make it to trial.

And if the kid gets off on technicalities related to this, they'll blame "woke" judges.

[Crunchy Frog]

47. He may have been given some incentive

to go along with anything he's asked to.

[1WorldHope]

32. I'm not sure that I have ever used the word "vehicle" for anything I have ever driven. "

I can't imagine a 22 year old doing it in a million years. Just like Tr💩p's "attempted assassination" everything is just too perfect.

[Crunchy Frog]

48. That's just how the kids talk these days.

[Elessar Zappa]

34. What's so interesting about this exchange?

That he was dumb enough to confess to a roommate?

[still-prayin4rain]

50. "If I am able to grab my rifle unseen, I will have left no evidence." - Is this the way the chronically online young

people you know speak?

Some recent texts from my son: "ig they'll fix it idk" , "Yea u should get that's cool", "wdym i was there".
Also a straight A student and very smart. But his texts are atrocious with A LOT of abbreviations and zero punctuation.

And also, yes, the systematic admitting to each relevant data point.

[Crunchy Frog]

66. It isn't even the way my nephew, born in 1988, texts.

[ok_cpu]

73. Honestly, it reads too florid for 80 YO novelists.

It's bizarre. Suppose it could be a really immature grand gesture.

Or, as I adjust my tinfoil, what if it's to pre-emptively cover for someone who helped?

[Bernardo de La Paz]

87. It's not "atrocious". It's a new language, a radical offshoot of English. It has logic & usefulness all its own. . . nt

[still-prayin4rain]

88. Yeah, true. I meant, atrocious to oldheads, obvs.

[Prairie Gates]

90. All the kids use the future perfect

Haven't you ever listened to BigXThaPlug?

It's all future perfect and siiiiix-seeeeeven.

[LeftInTX]

109. Not mine. Not hubby's niece in her 20's.

Mine text in sentences.

[still-prayin4rain]

125. So, respectfully, you're on multiple threads touting this "nothing to see here" perspective.

What gives with that? I get trusting the process, but none of this is at all weird to you? Taking into consideration the absolute liars and enormous corruption of this administration, nothing at all seems suspicious about any of this?

I am not trying to call you out, I am genuinely curious. Are you just wanting to push everyone to not go over the conspiracy cliff? Why are you insisting this is all normal?

[LeftInTX]

127. It came from the State of Utah, not Patel. I guess I'm not a Democrat unless I believe an Affidavit is fake??

The Affidavit says Discord. It doesn't say SMS.

So, everything is fake?? OK..


Like in Bush caused 911


Whatever.....

[still-prayin4rain]

128. Ok, got my answer, thanks

[Buckeyeblue]

35. He doesn't text like my 22 year old daughter

He wrote long complete sentences. No text slang. This is more how I (55 yrs old) text people.

[Bettie]

76. Doesn't text like any of my sons either

ages 17 to 24.

[IrishAfricanAmerican]

36. Smells like bullshit...

I want to see the phone company records of these so called "text messages." I'll bet money they don't exist.

[Johonny]

37. Doesnt feel like text from a radical or insane person

Clearly someone that wanted someone gone.

[bamagal62]

41. I'm not buying it.

There’s too much long winded “explaining”.

[taxi]

49. Basically, he was a Log Cabin Republican. nt

[Bluestocking]

52. Doesn't use any text abbreviations

but the one time he does he misspells it idek instead of idk. No other spelling errors. This is fake.

[WarGamer]

59. idek i don't even know.

[Ursus Rex]

61. "E" for "exactly"

“I don’t exactly know”

[yardwork]

119. Bizarre.

[muriel_volestrangler]

65. Predictive text is a thing (nt)

[kerry-is-my-prez]

54. He just screwed over his roommate. He can be charged with not reporting this to the authorities.

I guess the roommate is now going to have to testify against him.

[TheProle]

58. Reports were the roommate was cooperative from the jump

Immunity may have been on the table in return.

[SickOfTheOnePct]

75. The roommate...

…is doing exactly the right thing, even down to taking a picture of the note (sounds like it was destroyed).

[TheProle]

63. Affidavit of Probable Cause

https://www.reddit.com/r/Destiny/comments/1nibt1i/probable_cause_statement_filed_in_tyler_robinson/#lightbox

[LeftInTX]

74. Better copy

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/26090603-robinson-affidavit-of-probable-cause/

[Hassin Bin Sober]

72. Several people have run this through chat gpt

This chat looks fabricated rather than authentic. Here are some key reasons:
1. Tone and Style
• The dialogue swings between casual internet slang ("idek", "uwu", "big meme&quot and serious talk about rifles, interrogations, and hiding evidence.
Real conversations about crimes, especially between two 22-year-old men, would likely stick to a more consistent register.
• The way Robinson narrates his actions ("I had to leave it in a bush where I changed outfits&quot reads more like a dramatized script than a natural, spontaneous conversation.

2. Unrealistic Details
People discussing real crimes typically avoid writing down or explicitly describing incriminating details (engraving bullets, drop points, rifles wrapped in towels). This transcript reads like someone trying to sound incriminating for effect.
• The references to memes and online culture in the middle of describing hiding a rifle undermine believability. For example: "if I see notices bulge uwu' on fox news I might have a stroke." This is jarringly inconsistent with the supposed

3. Overly Expository
• Robinson explains his thoughts and reasoning in long, detailed paragraphs, almost like narrating for an audience. Real chats between young men are usually shorter, with shorthand, emojis, or quick lines.
• The roommate's lines are unusually simplistic and serve mostly as prompts to let Robinson monologue (e.g., "Why?" "Yeah". This looks like a script device rather than real back-and-forth.

4. Red Flags in Phrasing
• The highlighted lines ("to grab my rifle unseen, I will have left no evidence&quot are too neat and self-
incriminating. Real people
Go to next post directly from here!
things so perfectly incriminating unless it's staged.
• Shifts from serious crime discussion to meme humor suggest it may have been fabricated for shock value or trolling.
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conclusion: almost certainly fabricated chat. It has the hallmarks of staged online content -overly incriminating detail, inconsistent tone, ad unnatural dialogue flow - rather than authentic private exchange between two 22 year olds

[John1956PA]

92. I think it is a recreation of a vanished Snap Chat exchange.

The FBI agents and Lance hammered out a recreated chat script which serves their respective interests. Patel has mentioned "enhanced interrogation" methods were used. I would not be surprised that he will eventually announce that hypnosis was used on Lance in order to sharpen his recollection.

[LeftInTX]

108. The Affidavit (dated sep 12) says Discord and that they took pictures of it from the roommate's phone.

nvestigators identified an individual as the roommate of Robinson. Investigatorsinterviewed the roommate, who stated that his roommate (referring to Robinson) madea joke on discord. Investigators asked if he would show them the messages on discord,he opened it and showed several messages to investigators and allowed investigatorsto take photos of the screen as each message was shown by Robinson’s roommate.These photos consisted of various messages, including content of messages betweenthe phone contact name “Tyler” with an emoji icon, and Robinson’s roommate’s device. :The content of these messages included messages affiliated with the contact “Tyler”stating a need to retrieve a rifle from a drop point, leaving the rifle in a bush, messagesrelated to visually watching the area where a rifle was left, and a message referring tohaving left the rifle wrapped in a towel. The messages also refer to engraving bullets,and a mention of a scope and the rifle being unique.

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/26090603-robinson-affidavit-of-probable-cause/

I read they got a warrant from Discord over the weekend

[John1956PA]

116. Thanks for the info. The affidavit seems to prove that the transcript is authentic.

[yardwork]

120. Agreed. Who fabricated it though and why?

[Tadams01KC]

81. This seems odd

The discussion about the engraved bullets seems really odd. So I’m to believe the shooter is trying to recover his rifle, and he has time to offer “remember how I was engraving bullets?” And goes into a detailed explanation. The roommate did not ask about it.

[bluestarone]

83. I trust none of these assholes.

I'll wait until this whole thing clears up some.

[Crunchy Frog]

89. I'll wait until there's some real investigative journalism.

As opposed to simple regurgitation of whatever's presented by authorities and investigators who are MAGA and are pushing an agenda.

[Dave Bowman]

84. This is fishy as hell.

[paleotn]

104. Smells like bullshit to me.

AI gorged on romance novels. 20 year old's today don't talk like that. I'm calling bullshit.

[WSHazel]

112. Lots of good points in this thread. I would add 2 more

1) That text thread must have taken over an hour to write by text. Did he really have that much time?

2) This is the last time he will ever speak to his partner, and this is what they talk about?

That thread looks like bs to me.

[orangecrush]

107. This sounds like a complete fabrication

[think4yourself]

110. Poppycock

Absolute fabrication. Nobody of ANY age talks like this.

[NoMoreRepugs]

111. Amazing how EVERYTHING has to be researched and parsed to determine

if it is fact or fiction.

[orangecrush]

124. Truth is the first casualty