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Charlie Kirk: The SUV That STOPPED at the Exact Moment? Baron Coleman EXPOSES the Cut Footage
YouTube video by Baron Coleman Clips (@BaronColemanClips) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyOs3XTqlh4). OPINION COMMENTARY by Baron Coleman (Baron Coleman Clips (@BaronColemanClips)) — one commentator's contested analysis of the Charlie Kirk assassination and the State v. Tyler Robinson prosecution. These are his own assertions and theories, NOT the court record, NOT established fact, and NOT endorsed by profoundd; some make unverified allegations about named individuals. Archived here, attributed and lane-separated as commentary, so the claims can be weighed against the primary record — the tyler-robinson-trial hearings and filings in this same collection. Inclusion in this archive is not evidence of truth.
I think plan B was to set up two people and they probably had a second fall guy there. And that second fall guy was supposedly I want to I want to show you a little bit of what Zach Costello covered today. This part right here was so compelling to me. You guys remember the footage, the footage that they all came out and said was in excellent 4K high definition. You could see the boogers in his nose, you could see the strawberry seeds in his teeth, you could see the the hairs the hair growing out of his ears. Like it was so you not only could see him pull the trigger, but you could see the trigger action move and you knew it was a two-stage trigger. I mean it was just crazy how detailed they said it was. And then we looked at it and Brandy and Billie were there and they're like, I don't know if it's a cow, is it a person, could it be Bigfoot, a space alien? We're not really sure. We saw a blob. A very small blob at that. Um but when they initially showed us this footage, they did not show us the part where the alleged shot was to have taken place. They actually started it a few seconds later. And I thought that was a little strange, a little interesting. I couldn't figure out why because if you have the footage and you think it shows a guy taking a shot, show me the footage. What what are you waiting on? It's him running across the roof, Spider-Manning down the roof and then running out into the grass. You guys have all seen it. We've all seen it. And we noticed that they zoomed kind of suspectly and all this stuff. Well, we now have the unedited footage. And when you see this unedited footage, you're going to see I think why it is that they kept us from looking at it. Here is the footage here. I'll play it on mute just because it doesn't really matter what they're saying cuz that's not what we're watching at. You see up here on the right-hand side of this parking lot. You've got uh 1 2 3 4 rows of cars starting at the top. Ignore rows 1 and 2 up here for now. Look at rows 3 and 4 and then go all the way to the right between these two rows and you see this white SUV pulling in. You see that white SUV pulling in. This white SUV's pulling in. I want you to watch as it drives down the um down the lane here. I want you to watch and see what it does. This is interesting to me. Very interesting. And then we're going to look at what type of SUV it is and then say, "Do we see this SUV anywhere else?" But watch this for a second. Here comes the SUV turning in. Now, he turned in Let me back it up just a hair. This SUV I want to look at the timestamp here. This is 12:23 and 28 seconds. This SUV turns into the parking lot at 12:23 and 28 seconds. Does anybody know anything interesting about that timing? Actually, 12:23 and 23 seconds. This is almost to the second that the that the bang happened. Almost to the second that the bang happened. I'm going to speculate here in a minute, but I I think it's fair to say where my speculation's going. Might this car have been involved? Was it Was it part of the operation? Watch what the SUV does. So, we're going to go here. 12:23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, bang. There's your bang. You've got the guy now standing up and running away. Notice the car has stopped. Completely stopped. If you look at the top of the roof here while the car is stopped, you see him making his way across the roof. Now he's on this little white triangle on the corner of the roof. Car is still stopped. Right here, the car is still stopped.He's now spider-manning off the roof. He's spider-manning off the roof. Car is still now just barely going now that the guy has jumped off the roof. It's turning slowly around this corner right here. He's now running off and he's safe. See how this car is going slow and then it nails the gas. As soon as the car realizes this guy's walking off and going at a pretty brisk pace, this guy nails the gas. He turns here and he gets the heck out of dodge. I'm going to play it again now that you know what you're looking for. I'm pointing this out for a particular reason. I'm pointing this out for a particular reason. Uh let me go back to where he turns in the Oh, that's I'm going too far. Um the timing is just too incredibly suspect. And now I'm going to speculate that this car was a pickup car in case he got injured coming off the roof. I'm going to speculate that and I'm going to I'm going to support that in a minute. This is a pickup car, in my opinion, in case that guy got hurt hurtling off the roof. He turns in almost to the second that the Big Bang happens. Almost to the second, maybe 5/8 seconds before. And then he stops until the guy runs all the way to the roof, which means if I'm right, there had to be some kind of communication so this guy would have been told when he was dropping off the roof so he could start turning to go pick him up if he needed to. Watch it again. This blob up here that's supposedly up here in HD taking the shot is still lying down. The car comes to a complete stop right here. I'll tell you when the blob gets up and start running up there. Oh, he's running across the roof now. He's almost to the white triangle. Now he's entering the white triangle. The car is still stopped. The guy's climbing down Spidermanning off the roof. This is a 15-18 foot roof. It not out of the realm of possibility you might break an ankle, sprain an ankle, you know, uh, tear up a knee, in which case you would be dead in the water if you didn't have a getaway car. Now the guy is running across the grass. This white truck can see he's safe and WATCH THE ACCELERATION. WHOA! HE'S GETTING out of there. In case he needs to pick him up. He has to get to the end down there to see if he needs to pick him up. Nope, guy's going that way. All right, I'm out of here. I don't think I'm wrong about that. I don't think I'm wrong about that at all. In fact, did we have we seen that car before? That exact white SUV? Have we had an opportunity to see that before? Well, now that we've had brilliant Zack Costello pointing this out on the Zack Costello show, I want you to see this footage here. This is purportedly Tyler Robinson coming into campus. Look at that car. That's the same car. The black wheels, white four-door. It looks like the same car to me. It's got even got the little white thing poking off the back back here. And Tyler turns around and looks back at it. And then Tyler stands there and then the car poof disappears. Now, is it did they edit this cuz they didn't want us to see what that car did? Like I thought maybe they edited it cuz they didn't want us to see him take a phone call. But is it possible that car did something else? Maybe stopped for a minute and they chatted on I don't know. But they edited the footage so that that vehicle just poof disappeared. Watch the car again. Poof. There it goes. It's just off the off the races there. Now you got another car coming up behind him. Tyler puts his phone back in his pocket. Now watch.Bends that knee. That right knee is the knee that's supposed to be limpy. He's got a gun down there and he can't bend it, right? Watch this again. He's not supposed to be able to use that knee. The right knee is the one that's supposed to be limpy. Watch. He forgets it's limpy. Oh, I remember now I got to limp. >> [laughter] >> I thought that was pretty funny. The Tylers all over campus was hilarious and I'm convinced there were at least two, maybe three. I'm just going to refer to them as the Tylers from now on. They were all over the place. Tylers all over the place. Now there's another interaction with a car that I find particularly compelling. And I want to ask a question. Have we seen this car again? This is Tyler Robinson in the parking lot. This is Tyler Robinson in the parking lot. Uh Zach Costello points out two cars and then he stops and points out a third car. Zach apologize that I'm not using your voice here. I promise he provides excellent commentary. Everybody should go watch him. So Tyler Rob That's supposed to be Tyler Robinson there. That's what we're told is that is Tyler Robinson's gray Challenger. He pulls up to this parking lot for some unknown reason. We have no idea what he's doing. Notice the arrow to this white SUV here. That is not the same white SUV we saw in the last two clips. That is a different SUV. This is a Lexus. And I believe the other two were Toyotas. Same car, you know, same ultimate car company but different cars. This guy There's a guy sitting in this white car here is about to get going. He He does that little lean up everybody does right before they get ready to go. There he goes. He's leaning again, doing his little lean. Now he takes off. Now watch. Oh, he can't be with Tyler. He went the other way. He He's no He's nowhere near Tyler. He's He's go Oh, there he is. And he pulls up behind Tyler and they pull off together. Now right before the car pulled up, I want to I want to pay I want you to pay attention to this gray SUV. It's kind of blurry in the very very top up here on the right hand side. This is a gray SUV. I believe, based on my expertise, that's some sort of GMC SUV. You watch it pull up and it kind of comes to almost It does come to a stop and then it drives off and when it comes to a stop and drives off, these two cars leave. I'll pull it one more time in real This is actually in fast time. He's got the video sped up. But watch it. Up here in the top right, a gray SUV comes, stops. When it stops, these two cars leave. It's almost as if the white SUV, this Lexus that was up here in the front, was waiting to be told, "I'm almost there. I'm almost there. I'm almost there. Okay, go ahead and circle around and get behind him and then they So, the question is, have we seen that gray SUV anywhere? Is that the first and only time we've seen the gray SUV? Have we ever run into that gray SUV before? In other words, is this part of the story? I'm going to show you one more clip here of this potentially the same gray SUV on campus cuz I do believe that SUV that pulled up looks just like this one that's pulling off of UVU campus after the big bang. Thank you, Adam Bartoni, for making sure you capture every single piece of evidence. That's what that gray SUV looked like that pulled up. And I recognized it because of the way the headlights sit, the way the grill was pictured on that blurry image. And so, that looks a lot to me like the same SUV. And it's coming off of campus here.You can watch it and watch it closely. would have Okay. turned and looked directly into the driver's window, but he does not, alas. Let me show you if we see this gray SUV again. So, you have Tyler here uh limping down the street. He's right here, limping down the street, almost to the corner. He gets to the corner and stops. Pulls out his phone. While he's at the corner stopping and pulling up his phone, notice our gray SUV is back. This is now the third time we've seen, I think, that same car. It pulls up, it pulls over out of the lane of travel. So, the way these streets are structured is there's two lanes of travel in the middle and then there's two parking li- lanes on either side of it. You can park on this main highway. That's the way for whatever reason, that's how Utah does it or at least Orem, Utah does it. You can drive down the two lanes, they're opposite lanes, you know, double yellow lines down the middle, and then on the outside of those two lanes there's a parking lane. Now, you'll see this guy pulls over into the parking lane. I'll back it up a little bit again, so no one can accuse me of making it looks like he looked like he stopped when he didn't. He doesn't completely stop, but he almost does. He slows way down to just a couple of miles an hour, and you can see he has to turn left back into the travel lane. See him traveling turning back into the travel lane to get around this parked car over here. So, it's clear to me, in my opinion, that guy turned out of the lane of traffic, slowed down to talk to one of the Tylers, and then back out into the lane of travel, and then kept going on. I just don't see how you can see that any other way. Tyler's standing there at a dead stop, this guy pulls out of the lane of traffic near him, and I am 99.5% convinced that that is the same SUV that was in the parking lot. You can see the front grill area here. The same SUV in the parking lot, and the same SUV potentially on campus. On on park In the parking lot, I'm pretty sure. And so, the question becomes, if you believe that Tyler Robinson planned and executed Charlie Kirk, are you asking any of these questions like who are these people? Who is in the white SUV that very obviously waited for him to jump off and make sure he was okay before speeding off? You know, the the the whole thing would have been ruined if he if that guy breaks his ankle and can't move, and he doesn't have a .30-06 in his hand. The whole game is up. I think that guy was plan B. I think plan A was dependent completely on Tyler Robinson alone. Plan B would be jump in this car, get out of town, and we'll blame it on two people working together, and we'll pin it on them. Tyler Robinson and someone else. And then they probably had a whole plan B set going. We don't know about it cuz we haven't seen it. We we weren't looking for it. We haven't examined the evidence looking for it. But, when I saw Zach Costello talking about these car passes and and seeing these cars over and over, I thought, "Wait a minute. These are the same cars." He didn't Zach didn't show the guy walking down uh one of the Tylers limping down 800 North or 800 South. But when I saw that SUV pull up in the parking lot and he identified it, I thought that's the same SUV that pulled up next to him on 800 South. It looks like the same SUV. And I think it presents a major credibility problem to the people opposing us and our investigation into who killed Charlie Kirk and why.Because if the most compelling is the SUV that turns in the parking lot, stops at a dead stop at the exact turns in the parking lot at the exact moment the alleged gunshot happens, stops, waits for the guy to jump off the roof, turns slowly to make sure he's okay, and then speeds out of the parking lot. Getting out of the getting away from the scene. That's to me the most compelling that that the Tylers weren't working alone. There's somebody else on the on the outside. And then you have the SUV that pulls up beside him, slows down out of the lane of travel, and then goes back out. That to me is the second most compelling. The third most compelling is what happened in that parking lot. Where Tyler Robinson or one of the Tylers pulls up, stops his car, waits for like two solid minutes. And that white SUV does not get ready to turn, circle around, and get behind one of the Tylers until the gray SUV pulls up and stops. Then it's time to go. That's a level of coordination you just can't you can't approximate. That's not like set your swatches and we'll be back here at 1:00. That's like, "Hey, I'm 20 seconds out. I'm 10 seconds out. Go ahead and go." That is very sophisticated operation. It's a very sophisticated operation. Think about the level of sophistication you would have to have to know precisely when the shot was going to take place. Not when it did take place, but when it was going to take place cuz you have to drive on campus. And you have to turn into the parking lot and be prepared to be the getaway driver for plan B. I'm I'm just insanely curious. I wish they would have turned their cameras and we had better views inside those cars because I want to know are they They're maroon shirts? >> [laughter] >> Is are they all the Tylers? Are these all the three or four different Tylers? And they're all also just driving cars. But I get back to it. I think plan B was to set up two people. And they probably had a second fall guy there. And that second fall guy was supposedly going to be the pickup guy driving him off. Cuz there's no way that if the guy jumps off the roof and twists his ankle, they go, "Well, we tried. We were going to pull off a frame job on a guy named Tyler Robinson, but sorry, Bill. I guess you're going to have to eat it." That's not the way these operations work. They've got a backup plan and a