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We are pulling all of us together and I'm

going, I don't even know where to begin.

And I guess we should just start

with one of many explosive discoveries,

thanks to all of you guys, by the way,

anonymous sources invested in the story,

wanting to get to the truth, having that

gut instinct that something is not right.

So we've been wondering yesterday, I was also doing a set,

an Instagram series of pulling

everybody into what doesn't make sense about

the changing of the clothes that Tyler Robinson allegedly did.

And we've been wondering why it seems

the feds were only willing to release

a grainy image of Tyler Robinson from the day of the shooting,

despite the tech stack that UVU campus has, right?

There's no images that we can see that

have been released of his Dodge Challenger,

that's supposed to be idling nearby

the campus for a very long time, right?

If he's, as he texted these fed

messages, him and Lance are texting, and

he's telling him every second,

minute by minute, what he's done.

And he mentioned that the cops have done a sweep, remember?

Tyler is supposed to be babysitting

the gun in that moment, waiting for

the right moment to go back and

quote unquote retrieve his weapon.

But he sees a, and I'm not kidding, quote unquote squad car,

that's what he writes, right?

He writes, I can get close to it, but

there is a squad car parked right by it.

Squad car, okay, yeah, no, how many

times do you call a police car a squad car?

Do you wanna know who calls it a squad car?

Someone on the squad, that's how that works, yeah, but

that's what Tyler writes, squad

car elsewhere in this correspondence.

And by the way, thanks to one of you people who commented on

yesterday's episode and pointed this out to me.

But elsewhere, Tyler says

something that only a woman would say.

That's why it didn't flag me as weird when I was reading this,

it didn't flag me as odd.

He says to Lance, allegedly, quote, I worry about prints.

I had to leave it, referring to the

rifle, in a bush where I changed outfits.

Wait, changed outfits?

Somebody commented, men don't say outfits.

That's a woman thing, okay, yeah, yeah, that's true.

I would say I changed my outfit.

A man does not say, you just say you changed clothes.

You would not say an outfit, outfit is very girly, okay?

So is this AI or is this a female

fed that put these messages together?

We're not feeling like it's Tyler Robinson, that's for sure.

Now, another question we asked is if

there is this much available footage,

why not to relieve everybody to make us

feel like this is not a federal operation?

Why not just release anything to the public?

Well, the reason is because according

to locals, many of which have emailed me,

any of the footage that they had, any footage that they found,

they immediately sent over to the feds

and the feds told them that they were not

allowed to share it at all, like there was some risk.

If you shared this at all, it's not gonna be good for you.

Like they are kind of being pressured

by the feds not to share things publicly.

And that's why I would say 910 is

beginning to remind me of 911, right?

The feds sweep through everything to make

sure that they have all of the footage so

that no one can question the narrative that they put out.

It makes me think, how long did it take

before they were willing to show us any

footage of the alleged giant Boeing

plane that hit the Pentagon building?

We weren't allowed to see that for a very long time.

I think someone actually in Congress had

to fight to get any footage released and

you had people that were saying, no, it was a missile.

Well, they swept everything nearby.

That's what this is kind of reminding me of, a fed sweep.

They pretend that they want more

information, but in reality, they wanna make

sure that they have all of the

information, all of the footage that they can control

the narrative, except sometimes things don't go as planned.

Because before people realize they have anything, or

maybe when they're trying to reach out

to the feds, they're texting a friend who

texts a friend and the next thing

you know, the whole neighborhood and

all of Orem has something, and this is what happened.

Something made its way around the

entire town and into my tips line repeatedly.

It is a very clear image of Tyler Robinson, allegedly taken,

I'll say allegedly for safety here, but

it's looking right according to my timeline,

allegedly taken at 6.38 PM at a nearby Dairy Queen.

Here is that photo that we can show you.

Take a look at this photo.

What is wrong with this picture?

A lot is wrong with this picture.

First and foremost, 6.38 PM, you just shot someone.

You have gone through great pains to

hide your face, to change your outfit, but

wait, you didn't fully change your outfit, did you?

I'm looking at this photo, and you're wearing jeans, and

you're wearing the maroon shirt.

Now we have a 50-50 combo of the

outfits, and now you're showing your eyes, and

you're not fearful at all that you might be recognized.

Also, wow, you must have quite the stomach.

You don't have a record, next

thing you know, you shoot someone, and

you're like, I'm just gonna go have a meal.

You don't seem to be too shaken or too upset.

Something problematic is the location, by the way.

We match this out.

It's about 15 minutes away from the

campus at a time when we're told that he's

idling by babysitting the rifle, so you can see.

We're showing you, it's about a

17-minute drive away from the campus.

So this should be a lot of footage then

of this Dodge Challenger driving back and

forth, okay?

And like I said, the biggest thing that

jumps at me is he looks kind of content

there, so he's gotta be a full-blown

psychopath wearing half of what the feds

told us he was wearing in the morning, and

half of what the feds told us that he was

wearing during the shooting.

Okay, so why did he text in this

exchange at all and say that he changed outfits?

When you just said, "I changed my T-shirt,"

if that's the reality, you just changed your

T-shirt and that was enough?

Was it just a T-shirt that he changed?

The outfit, again, as I sensed

yesterday, has always been problematic.

I feel the outfit was the fed mistake.

It never made any sense to say that he wore

an outfit onto campus like khaki shorts and

a maroon shirt and then decided to

completely change hours later because why wouldn't you

just change the T-shirt?

That actually makes more sense.

Every kid wears blue jeans.

You don't have to change blue jeans or

change out of khaki shorts to avoid detection.

That's not gonna go, "Hey, we're

stopping you because you're wearing blue jeans."

That's not a thing.

It would make much more sense if

he had just changed his T-shirts.

And like I said yesterday, if you were gonna

change at all, why did you have to leave campus

to do that?

And shouldn't the cameras have caught you either way?

You take a totally different route.

Again, there's cameras everywhere.

So we can now plot this change, this

alleged Dairy Queen stop onto our timeline.

Right?

We can see that right there.

We were very accurate when we started

getting really serious about looking at a timeline,

like a clean timeline.

We said the first correspondence that allegedly took place

between these two had to have taken

place between Tyler and Lance after 6 o'clock PM.

Well, there we go.

6.38 PM.

We get this confirmed photo, or I should say, I didn't say

confirmed photo, an alleged photo of

Tyler Robinson buying food at Dairy

Queen off campus on the other side of town.

And that's where we can assume.

I mean, campus is supposed to be on lockdown.

We're supposed to be, is this supposed to be a manhunt?

That's where we can assume these text

messages or at this, around this time, where Tyler

Robinson is signifying that he's

close to the scene of the crime.

That's where we should be able to find

more vehicle, more footage of his vehicle.

Maybe you are a shop along this way near that Dairy Queen, and

you should check your footage to

see if around this time 6.38 or else

that you saw a Dodge Challenger go by.

Source tells me that they saw him dropping,

well, near this Dairy Queen, that there's a

cemetery and he was dropping clothes into that cemetery.

Now we have not gotten anything from the feds about where the

clothing was dropped off, where he

changed nothing.

My question then is what is going on?

My suspicion, I maintain, is that there

are multiple people that are involved.

And after receiving this, that suspicion is growing.

OK, like I said, unless that man is a cold blooded killer, he

just seems to be a la dee da, eating

some Dairy Queen, and it's not making sense.

Now, there is something that another local told me that the

locals are discussing that they

believe actually took place.

And it rings a lot truer to me, a lot truer than anything that

I've heard thus far from the feds.

I'm going to tell you that in a moment.

But first, I started to sort of hyper

focus on the doorbell cam footage, right?

Because that mysteriously made its way to

TMZ the morning after Charlie's assassination.

Can we actually what time did that footage make its way?

Just so I can take a look, I'm going to go on to day two here.

When did TMZ release the footage?

Well, I don't know exactly the

exact day they released the footage.

I think it was their footage said that at 807 a.m., TMZ is the

first on September 10th that tells

us that there is doorbell cam footage.

But I actually want to see when TMZ released it.

So can you just put a note for me, Skylar,

that I want to look up when TMZ announced it?

I feel like it was in the morning.

OK. And so I started asking myself,

like, where did that footage come from?

Right. We should we should look into that.

Let me just say this right away as a rule.

When a tragedy happens, I don't love the people who have the

instinct to immediately speak to the press after a tragedy.

What I mean to say is that

imagine you you're on campus somewhere.

A shooting happens.

Students are screaming.

They're running.

Somebody is dead.

I feel that a normal person's instinct is to make sure their

loved ones are OK in their immediate vicinity, make sure they

are OK, obviously, and then to call and

alert everyone who would be concerned.

That you're OK, right?

Maybe your mom said you're going to get on

the phone first with like your mom and dad.

You're not going to get on the phone with TMZ.

You're not going to speak to the press first.

I don't think so.

So it's always a good question when you sense that something is

wrong, as I very much sense right now with the Charlie Crook

assassination to go back and reflect on

who opened up to the press with information.

Look, if you've been a longtime listener of the show, the

mainstream media has been controlled

by the CIA since Operation Mockingbird.

And so I addressed that question.

Who is it that gave the footage to TMZ?

Why TMZ?

Whose instincts would it be to give the footage to TMZ if

you're really just a person living

out in Utah surprised by everything?

Why are you giving it to like TMZ, which

covers celebrity gossip out of Hollywood?

Right.

The New York Post.

That's supposed to be a local paper, a local news source.

Why would you hit up the New York Post?

Which Utah citizen thought of TMZ first?

Was it them or was the feds?

Well, we were able to stalk that.

OK, we were able because gratefully, the individual, one of the

individuals who owned the house spoke to a local news station

the day after the morning after Charlie Crook was assassinated.

And his name you're going to see is Irwin Steel.

Let's watch that footage of Irwin Steel the next morning.

Kathy Beckle led us to her backyard.

She says police searched this area

for the suspected gunman and his weapon.

Just a few streets over, Irwin Steel was another neighbor who

was met with officers in his front yard.

It was scary.

It's it's I know it's been said

many times, but this is a safe place.

This is a calm place.

We're right next to the largest university in the state, but at

the same time, they're generally good people.

Steel says they're helping authorities by giving them any

footage they have on their outdoor cameras.

But he says it's still startling to know the

gunman could have been so close to their homes.

We have students going up and down the street all day long and

it's never been a threat to our safety.

And so for something like this to happen is it's shocking.

It's it's really shocking.

Seems like a good good guy.

I have no beef with him immediately.

Actually, I was wondering why were we

ever told that it was doorbell cam footage?

Obviously, it was not doorbell cam footage.

It's too high.

Hence, you know, the height of the footage in general.

Secondly, like I said, this clip is from the

morning after Charlie Crook's assassination.

So TMZ had already publicized that footage.

And so that strikes me as a little odd that would stipulate

that either the feds, like I said, collected that footage the

night before and then immediately gave to TMZ or this guy

himself gave to TMZ before he gave it to the feds.

So we're looking into Irwin and we find that he doesn't just

co-own just that one house on the

streets with somebody else named Samuel Steele.

But he Samuel and his wife, Carrie, are the ones that own the

house that gave the footage, not Irwin.

But Irwin is saying that he lives in that house.

But actually, we found some

other steals that live in that house.

And I'm wondering, OK, that seems a little bit confusing.

Maybe you're all family.

You just go, OK, well, we kind of

own all of these houses, whatever.

But that strikes me as a little bit odd.

I decided to look a little bit further

to see like what it was that he was in.

Like, you know, what what business is your family in?

And it turns out that they are a they work for an engineering

place, a place that makes called Caldera Engineering.

It's a company called Caldera Engineering.

And ostensibly, they manufacture valves.

OK, now that stood out to me because I just find that the

manufacturing of valves keeps coming up when I look into

certain people because, you know, I'm all about the genealogy.

And I could name three people that I got

curious about whose family manufactures valves.

I don't know if that's a big business out in Utah.

Also in Canada.

And I was looking into Harley Pasternik.

That's exactly what his family did.

They were in piping and valves.

And I'm going, OK, whatever.

A local source told me that virtually

everyone on that block works for that company.

The steals are a big family in Orem.

OK, fine.

And it's like, yeah, that's something that our source, a very

good source, said that whole block is is pretty much employees

of that engineering company, Caldera.

OK, put that in the back of my mind.

Looking for some other witnesses.

I decided witnesses pertaining to Tyler Robinson.

We have we have a second witness and

her account is kind of confusing to me.

And I'm going to tell you why.

First and foremost, her last name also happens to be Steele.

But this one witnessed something four hours away.

Her name is Sherry Steele.

And she spoke to the BBC about how she had witnessed the police

swarm the townhouse of Tyler Robinson and Lance while she was

walking her dog in the evening.

Here is what she says.

I'm going to read it directly here from the article.

This is from the article.

It reads, Sherry Steele, who lives across the street from the

residence, came back from an evening walk to see a large police

presence in a video that she showed the BBC.

For some reason, BBC is not publishing this video.

A loud voice, which she said belonged to the authorities, can

be heard shouting freeze and come out now.

It just kind of blows your mind coming up the street and all of

a sudden there are helicopters above your house, Ms.

Steele said, adding that she had never spoken to Mr. Robinson.

OK. A couple of things that don't work about the testimony to

me first and foremost doesn't work with my timeline.

I really care about my timeline here.

OK. She says she's walking her dog in the evening.

We are told by the feds, well, 33

hours should have been nighttime, right?

There are 33 hours should have been 9 p.m.

Is when Tyler Robinson, they turned himself in.

But then we found out from other sources

that actually it was more like 7 o'clock p.m.

Feds are saying 33 hours.

That's 9 o'clock p.m.

Certainly wouldn't describe it as an

evening walk with your dog at that time.

And by the way, at that time, according

to our source, they didn't move at all.

OK. We're supposed to believe that it

was overnight that they brought in Lance.

And then according to Lance's own family, it was overnight that

they after bringing Lance in around 11 o'clock p.m., ish.

Right. And then overnight is when they then swarm the household

and then go through everything.

So what's going on here?

Second thing about Sherry Steele's I can't find her.

We stalked. We looked through databases.

We contacted the Lantus family to

see if they're familiar with that name.

I cannot find a woman named Sherry Steele that lives in that

building complex, nor can I find her alleged footage that the

BBC mentions the following morning.

I don't just putting that out there.

But let's move on because there are

going to be two more steals this time.

Minor children we do know, according to the indictment that

there were children that witnessed

that were there for the shooting.

And these children, like I said, are going to provide an

eyewitness testimony to Charlie Kirk's

shooting and they are with their aunt Tiffany.

And they say that they saw what happened up close.

And I believe you're going to hear

them say that they were a family of 16.

So like I said, my source says there

are a ton of steals that are in a ram.

Here is what these particular steals told Good Morning America

in the early hours following

Charlie's assassination like the next day.

Take a look. We're joined now by Tiffany Barker and our nieces,

Elle Steele and Mia Grant, who are

all in the audience yesterday afternoon.

Thank you for joining us this morning.

You know, it's been a difficult day for all of you right now.

And Tiffany, let me begin with you.

Just tell us what you remember about the scene yesterday.

It was horrific. There was one shot that rang out and everybody

instantly looked around and then fell to the ground.

People saw Charlie instantly get shot in the neck and everybody

fell to the ground and then people

started running and got run over.

And I was with my family. We had 16 of us there.

So five adults and like 11 children.

And we instantly got separated.

We're trying to find everybody. And we

had amazing good Samaritans that grab kids.

One took my niece and took her to her apartment.

Somebody grabbed these two and my daughter and took them over

to the tennis courts and stayed with them till I came.

It was a super awful tragedy.

And there were really good people

that stood up and supported each other.

And it was actually really powerful to see that.

Alan, Mia, I can't imagine how

scared you must have been yesterday.

What can you tell us about what you all remember?

Elle, you go first.

So I remember hearing this thing.

I didn't. It was hard to like know what it was.

But then I saw it and I saw blood

everywhere and it hit his artery.

And then I just felt I felt to the ground.

I covered my my head with my hands.

And then I just started saying a prayer.

And then we all ran.

We sprinted away and we ran into like we ran away.

And then we met at the tennis courts and I couldn't.

And then we couldn't find anyone.

It was just me, Mia, and then my other cousin, Bella.

And then we and then we were calling everyone.

We didn't know what to do.

And then we finally met up with them.

And it was just so scary.

Sure, Mia.

I remember that we were like 15 feet away and I thought like

the shot was like a firecracker or something.

It just it just didn't seem real.

After that, we went like behind where Charlie Kirk was.

And then we were meeting up at the tennis courts and trying to

find everyone and get everyone together.

And Charlie Kirk was such a good guy.

I'm going to miss him so much.

I've always watched all of his videos. I can't imagine what you all can

imagine what you went through yesterday.

Thanks for sharing your stories this morning.

OK, so I was just interested in

the family more broadly speaking.

I can tell you the family is very heavily involved in politics.

That woman that you are looking at her

father was a businessman turned councilman.

Sister Rand for Lieutenant Governor. They're also featured in another incident.

She kind of pops in the news a lot with a mayor.

So by all by all accounts asking

locally, they're a good family.

They're heavily involved in politics.

But like the right side of politics, as I would say, as

somebody who was a conservative,

I think that was kind of maybe stripped there,

trying to learn more about these individuals.

For me personally, I don't love the idea that I'm a Republican. The killer is still on the loose.

Like they had nothing at this time.

And I'm just going like, who would allow their kids back onto

that campus that survived a shooting

and to go speak to the news the next day

when the killer was still on the loose.

But I don't need to, I guess, judge the actions of parents.

What I do know is we're not getting the full story.

OK, and I don't have to be very honest with you. We're not getting the full story.

OK, and I reached out to those individuals,

by the way, I asked them to speak with me.

I want to learn more about what they witnessed.

I want to learn more about what they say that

they heard and what they what they saw, what

happened afterwards, what the setup there

is on UVU campus, what time they went there.

I want to know everything because I just

spiritually know that more people are involved.

OK, now let me tell you something about what

the locals are theorizing.

And like I said, it's the first

thing that has made sense to me.

OK, they are telling me that something

which you will recall, the first people that got

out the map of everywhere to look and this

is where the shooter walked and this is what

happened. And, you know, here's our

diagram of where everything took place.

And he ran to the woods and he grabbed the gun.

But we're not really getting too many

details about where he got that gun from.

We're just kind of told in the woods.

And this person tells me, actually, the gun

was found in the backyard of someone that I

know we all know each other.

And it was found by a chicken coop like

you could describe it as a wooded area.

But, you know, it's pretty suburban

here and it was found by her chicken coop.

The locals are theorizing again, we have proof of this.

But this is what they are saying is that

they're not being honest about the fact that

the house right next door to where the gun

was found is a mysteriously vacant vacant

home that is owned by the university itself.

And that that is where they believe that the

true shooter ran to following the assassination

of Charlie Kirk.

They think, and again, they're floating a

theory here, that Tyler Robinson was instructed

to merely drop off his gun, OK, walks onto campus to simply

drop off his gun at the chicken

coop place.

So I'm going to show you that.

Do we have a map of that vacant

property and where the gun location is found?

And he says you'd have to be an insider to

know that the general direction that that

person is running, even though they're very

close, similarly, would lead him to the vacant

home that we've all kind of had questions about.

You know, it's kind of been vacant for a while.

And actually where the gun is

found, it's just two different places.

So his theory is that Tyler Robinson, and

this would definitely align with our decoy

boy, right?

I did it.

I did it.

Oh, actually, it turns out that I have

child pornography is that Tyler and Lance could

have gotten mixed up in some deep Internet

stuff, which makes sense because as we have

learned, Lance is deep on the Web

and that they were actually instructed.

Maybe they're getting out.