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Charlie’s “Freedom” Shirt Disappears. Another Witness Recalls Erika & Epstein. | Ep 354
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Lance Twiggs will not be compelled to show up to the preliminary hearing
At 29:40 · chapter starts 24:45
News broke that Judge Graf denied the defense's request to compel Lance Twiggs — whose recorded statement and alleged discovery of a handwritten confession are the pillars of the prosecution's case — to appear at the July 6th preliminary hearing. [1] — Candace Owens "Tyler Robinson's defense asked to cross-examine Lance Twiggs — the man whose recorded statement and alleged discovery of a handwritten conf…" 27:00 The defense had argued this was fundamental hearsay: the prosecution plans to play a recording of Twiggs making accusations Robinson cannot cross-examine. The judge ruled the preliminary hearing's purpose is not to adjudicate guilt but to determine if enough evidence exists to proceed, and that the recorded statement clears that bar. Candace is unambiguous: this is a show trial. She walks listeners through the absurdity of the scenario — being held in prison on a murder charge where the accusing witness lives out of state, has never been questioned by the FBI, and whose text printouts and handwritten note (since destroyed) the defense cannot authenticate. The segment ends with Candace promising to watch the hearing live despite being on vacation.
Tyler Robinson's defense asked to cross-examine Lance Twiggs — the man whose recorded statement and alleged discovery of a handwritten confession form the backbone of the prosecution. Judge Graf denied it. A recorded statement from a man living out of state, who has never been held for questioning, will now be the basis for keeping Robinson in prison through his trial.
Judge Graf denied Tyler Robinson's defense team's request to compel Lance Twiggs to appear at the preliminary hearing, allowing a recorded statement to stand as hearsay evidence.
Next Model Management was run by Faith Cates, who appears throughout Jeffrey Epstein's released emails and was his loyal public defender. A second witness has now confirmed that Erika Kirk personally managed model apartments on the Upper East Side for underage Eastern European girls shuffled through Cates's agency — and TPUSA has never responded to the allegation.
