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The FBI's "Confession" Was Posted After the Arrest

The Discord message Kash Patel and the FBI used to claim Tyler Robinson "confessed" to shooting Charlie Kirk was posted several hours AFTER he was already in custody. That's not a timeline inconsistency. That's a fabrication problem. The message was never even included in the Utah County probable cause filing. No Discord chats appear there at all. It was leaked to Ken Klippenstein, published, and immediately used to convict this guy in the public square. If he was arrested at 6:25 MST on September 11, he didn't write it. So who did? Who had access to his account? Who was Klippenstein's source? This needs answers and the FBI needs to be pressed hard on it.
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Mel @Villgecrazylady
Really can’t stress how devastating this revelation from Baron Coleman is to the “unofficial” Tyler Robinson timeline. I say unofficial timeline bc the most damning Discord chat message- the one leaked to and published by Ken Klippenstein on September 16, isn’t actually referenced in the Utah County probable cause court filing. No Discord chats whatsoever are mentioned there. There is a Discord chat mentioned in the booking charge, but it gives no specifics. If Tyler Robinson was in custody at 6:25 MST on September 11, 2025 he could not have written that supposed confession message. So if he didn’t write it, who did? Who had access to Tyler’s account? Who was Klippenstein’s source? That message has been used to convict Tyler in the court of public opinion. Where it originated is extremely important to figure out.
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