Text messages extracted by Tel Aviv-based company
Candace Owens noted that the text messages attributed to Tyler Robinson were extracted by a company based in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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I’M BACK! And The Tyler Robinson Show Trial Begins... | Ep 358
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Jul 14, 2026
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Tyler's DNA was the most degraded on the gun
ATF forensic biologist Caitlin Oliver testified that of all DNA samples found on the rifle, Tyler Robinson's was the most degraded — more degraded than Lance Twiggs' or Matt Robinson's — which Owens calls a bombshell.
Min. 4–5 DNA contributors on the rifle
The ATF's own forensic biologist confirmed at least four to five people's DNA was found on the rifle trigger and trigger guard, including Lance Twiggs and Matt Robinson.
Bullet diameter too small for Tyler's rifle
ATF ballistics expert Samantha Carner testified the bullet fragment diameter ranged from .286 to .301 inches — too small for Tyler Robinson's .30-06 rifle, which starts at .308 inches.
Tyler Robinson's DNA scientifically indefensible claim
ATF forensic biologist Caitlin Oliver explicitly admitted in court that the media headline 'Tyler Robinson's DNA found on the gun' was a 'scientifically indefensible statement.'
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1PM
Lance Twiggs' alibi for the day Charlie Kirk was shot is that he slept in until 1PM — 37 minutes after the 12:23PM shooting.
Car on Ring camera had bald driver + 3 passengers
A witness named Ms. Noble, who provided Ring camera footage of a vehicle near the campus at 12:47AM, told police the driver was bald and was accompanied by three other people — contradicting Tyler Robinson being the driver.
Exhibit 12.4 showed no footage of the actual shooting
The court confirmed on Day 2 of the trial that the main video compilation (Exhibit 12.4) does not contain any footage of Tyler Robinson — or anyone — actually taking the shot.
Data point
3
Seven bullet fragments were reportedly removed from Charlie Kirk's body, but only four reached ATF forensic analyst Samantha Carner, with three unaccounted for.
Data point
9:47PM
A receipt shows Tyler Robinson paid for a steak dinner in Panguitch, Utah at 9:47PM on September 10 — a three-hour drive from the campus — contradicting text messages suggesting he was near campus babysitting his rifle.
