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Charlie Kirk Spy Plane: Did A Military Spy Jet Track Tyler Robinson's Arrest?
YouTube video by Baron Coleman Clips (@BaronColemanClips) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4f5szwMJFVk). 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.
It's the same type of plane. It's the same Hades program. So, we go and we pull it up on the ADSB. You'll never believe where this plane went that night. This is why Tyler Robinson is at I want to go back in time because there was a plane we were looking at that had gone to Fort Huachuca. And it had gone to Fort Huachuca on its way to Kalispell, Montana. And Kalispell, Montana kept popping up. Fort Huachuca kept popping up. And we looked at this plane and we decided this plane is something worth talking about. And I'll tell you the connection with this plane through this. I'll just let it replay. It lands at the Fort Huachuca. It lands at 9:33 a.m. And it's there all day. It does not leave until 4:39 p.m. Real quickly, that is not the plane I'm talking That's not the spy plane I'm talking about. That is an a plane that is used by TPUSA. That's the plane that had been at Fort Huachuca before Candace broke the news of Fort Huachuca. Just to recap where we are and why we're talking about it. Why is a plane frequently, I don't want to say exclusively used by TPUSA, but I want to say frequently used by TPUSA. Why is a plane used by TPUSA going to Fort Huachuca? Now, this is October 4th. The morning of October 4th, it flies into Fort Huachuca and then it flies to Kalispell. So, we know that Kalispell was a destination that that's, you know, we we questioned whether it was related or not, right? We we had this We had this question of of are these Kalispell planes somehow related to all this? Let me just go back and and do it this way. On the day Charlie Kirk was taken out, there was a mysterious spy plane. Tail number was N November N1098 Lima. 1098L. And it is a Bombardier 6500 uh commercial plane, but it's being adapted for military use. It's a spy plane, so an ISR plane. The interesting thing about that is Fort Huachuca is sort of the nation's premier ISR training base. Intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance. It's It's you know, high-tech spy stuff. And this this 6500 this actual 10 plane this N1098L. These planes are being outfitted with some of the most sensitive military spy equipment ever known. So the stuff you can't even imagine. It's able to intercept communications. It's able to deploy drones. It's able to do all kinds of crazy stuff. This is a fancy pieces of a piece of equipment. On the day of the big bang, we know that this flight took place because we looked at it. If you've been watching a while, this is a little bit of recap. We knew this flight took place. It went from uh El Paso to Kalispell and on its way up there it did this little loop-de-loop. It was flying to Kalispell from El Paso on this little uh teal-looking line down here. It comes and takes a hard left. It goes over the southern part of Utah Lake. It flips back around and it flies really low. Really really low. 114 knots it's flying. I mean that's almost stall speed. If it went any slower, it would lose lift and fall out of the sky. And it's flying at like 100 or 200 ft off the deck. I know you over here it says 5100 ft, but you got to subtract the altitude. You got to subtract the altitude of Provo, which is like 5,000 ft in the air. And it's coming in and it and it makes what looks like an approach over Provo. Well, the interesting part of this is this is Utah Valley University campus right up here. So I mean it's just right there. It It flies super low and slow right next to where the Charlie Kirk event's going to take place.And keep in mind what this plane can do. This is a very very fancy plane. It's a very sensitive spy equipment. It can detect I'll show you an article in a minute on what it can do. It can detect movement, it can intercept communications, it can I mean decrypt stuff that you think is encrypted that is is being transmitted over the air. It's a very very fancy piece of equipment. So that took place before the event. It took place about 9:16 a.m. About the time we're told Tyler Robinson showed up on campus. Weirdly enough. Now after the event after the event the plane is flying back And it leaves Kalispell and it starts coming down and it flies down and here it is again just adjacent to Utah Valley University which is right over here. Just adjacent to Utah Valley University. It's at 12:48 p.m. So just 25 minutes or so after the big bang Tyler's on it I mean uh um Charlie's on his way to the hospital. Exfil teams if there was more than one person they would be getting out of the area. It would be really nice to be able to have a plane with incredible technology on board that can bring in tremendous amounts of data using server racks that are actually on the plane in real time process all that data and see what's going on on the ground. That's what these planes are used for in real life. And again it's flying at 123 knots just over stall speed at 4,900 ft. I mean right on the deck. Right on the deck. And then it does its little loop around and then it leaves the area and goes back to El Paso. Now we've seen these planes deployed in real life. They have one that flies back and forth over the DMZ or just south of the DMZ in North Korea. And I watch it on ADSB all the time. You watch it it goes out it It in towards China and does a loop and it comes out and it goes out towards Japan it does a big loop and it just sits there and flies back and forth all day. And what these planes are able to do is if North Korea was trying any funny business, if they were moving troops or they were having communications or they're using their CBs or they're using encrypted communications they're any kind of satellite it's able to pick all that up. And for some reason this plane was interested or this plane that has that capacity was flying low right over Provo about the time the Charlie Kirk event was starting. And then it flies back low right after the event happens. And I thought that's a little bit of a coincidence but people have tried to explain it away. I don't think they can explain it away after we're going to show you what we're about to show you because what happens next is incredible. What happens next is absolutely incredible. There is a planned trip the day Tyler Robinson turns himself in. There's a planned trip. One of these planes. This is not Axel 10, this is Axel 21. It's a different tail number, a different plane but the exact same program. And I'm going to highlight it here for you. This is the day Tyler Robinson turns himself in to the Washington County Sheriff's. There's a planned trip from one of these very highly sensitive fancy planes. This is September 11th, 2025. It leaves Ontario, California at 6:59 p.m. It lands in El Paso, Texas at 10:15 p.m. So it's in the air a little over 2 hours. I guess you lose an hour going that way. And we had looked at every single plane that had flown in and out of St. George in and around the time Tyler Robinson was turning himself in. Cuz we wanted to know was anybody else on the ground.And this plane did not show up on the local landing scheme because it wasn't supposed to be in St. George, Utah. I'll show you the track of the plane and then I'll show you some telemetry of the plane. Here is the track of that flight. It leaves Ontario, California here on the left where the yellow little yellow plane is and it's headed this way and it's going to land over here. So, you would think what's the shortest distance between two points? It's a line. So, you would think it would fly this way, right? It would go from here over to here, but it doesn't. It goes up here and we zoom in and we say what's up here? We can't tell. There's no labels on this map. This is tail number N2100L. It's the same type of plane. It's the same Hades program. So, we go and we pull it up on the ADSB. You'll never believe where this plane went that night. This is while Tyler Robinson is at the station. This is St. George, Utah. This is where Tyler Robinson turned himself in. St. George, Utah. You can see if I back it out here, this plane leaves Ontario. It does not fly over here to El Paso where it's going. It flies northwest and it does a little loop over St. George, Utah and at one point it's flying very low and very slow just like it did just like it's brother plane did the day before at the Charlie Kirk assassination. It's flying 126 knots at one point and then it circles around. The entire circle it arrives on the scene around 2:35 Zulu time and it leaves the scene around 3:10 Zulu time. So, it was there about 45 minutes in this area right here. You can chalk that up to coincidence. You can see how it loses altitude after it passes Las Vegas and holds that low altitude and then then drops a ton of altitude as it circles around St. George and then heads back out. You can say, "Oh, yeah, well, you know, lots of people fly from Los Angeles to El Paso via Utah." I mean, I guess you could make that claim. But you've got on your hands an unbelievable piece of equipment. I'm going to show you a little bit about what this plane is capable of. This is an announcement from the company that made it. Um it's a delivered the aircraft in support of the United States Army's high-accuracy detection and exploitation system, Hades, program. Uh during a ceremony, let me make this a little larger for you here, so you can see a little better. Um during during a ceremony held at the US headquarters in Wichita, Kansas. It's interesting, Wichita, Kansas. We've seen that a lot when we looked at the Egyptian planes. It was a lot of Wichita, Kansas. A proven platform providing range, speed, reliability, and endurance represents the ideal fixed-wing solution for the US Army's next-generation intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance aircraft flying higher, faster, and farther than legacy airborne sensor platforms. Um I think that was all I wanted to see on this one. Let me go to the next one here. Here are some of the capabilities of this fantastic machine. It truly is a fantastic machine. I just wish it wasn't around in the aftermath in the early hours before the Charlie Kirk assassination. It makes me a little weird considering what we know now. Uh it's been monikered the ML 11 ME 11B. The sensor suite, including the ASARS-2B and signals intelligence system, enhances the Army's ability to collect actionable intelligence in real-time, a critical factor in multi-domain operations.ASARS-2B is described by The War Zone on March 27, 2025 builds on the legacy of the Royal Air Force's Sentinel R1, which utilized a similar radar on the Bombardier Global Express. Advanced data processing capabilities, supported by SNC's AI-driven RAPCON-X system, enable rapid analysis and dissemination of intelligence, reducing the time from collection to actionable decision-making. Capability is particularly vital in scenarios where mobile targets, such as missile launchers or troop movements, require immediate tracking and response, as noted in the Army's strategic vision for deep sensing in defense scoop. This is an unbelievable piece of machinery. It can deploy drones. It can read encrypted communications, and it processes them all in an onboard AI environment where it can give you real-time actionable intelligence. That machine decided to fly over Tyler Robinson turning himself in. I think the timing's important because it closed over St. George at 9:07. It started little after 8:00 and if Tyler Robinson was supposed to turn himself in around 8:00, it would let us know what's going on in the area. But even if he turned himself in at 6:30, they're able to come and still figure out what's going on on the ground around the place. In other words, did we pull it off? It's unbelievable what this plane can do. It's unbelievable what this plane can do. >> [music]