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Baron Coleman DISMANTLES The Charlie Kirk Case: Sherriff Quote PROVES Tyler Robinson Was MIRANDIZED
YouTube video by Baron Coleman Clips (@BaronColemanClips) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF3wNUS-uLQ). 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.
And this is a huge part of this case is you have lying sacks of bull butter on the other side. I don't want to name them by name, but you know who they all are and they sit on the other side and they come through on their little white knights on their little horses and they do everything they can to support the fed slot narrative because they know deep down the fed slot narrative is >> [music] >> And so what you have is you're watching in real time an evolving cover-up, in my opinion. This is an evolving real-time cover-up. September 16th, it becomes very obvious that they've got a problem on their hands because they're saying he didn't turn himself in until closer to 8:00 or 9:00, maybe 10:00 at night. And the reality is he was there at before 6:30 because he was being arraigned at 6:25. I just believe that's the fact. I don't believe the evidence supports a different conclusion. That's why two news asked for footage. And I'm telling you right now the reason I believe they asked for footage is because everyone in Washington County was buzzing before 7:00 p.m. that Tyler Robinson had already turned himself in. That's just a known fact around Washington County. Everyone's afraid to talk about it on the record cuz nobody wants to be, you know, pro Charlie Kirk death and that's what people think it will be if they come out with it, but I'm telling you I've talked to people who are aware that this was the common accepted wisdom before 7:00 p.m. on September 11th that Tyler Robinson had turned himself in. My guess is news 2 caught wind of that rumor and thought, "Wait a minute. That doesn't make sense because they're saying it's after 9:00 that he turned himself in." And everybody in Washington County said, "No, no, no, no, no, it was before 7:00. We got the text right here." So dude two news goes and says, "Well, let's just get the footage. Let's just watch him walk in and we'll see what time it is. Is it daylight outside or not? If it's if it's daylight outside, it was before 7:00. If it's not daylight, it was closer to 9:00." So they file a public records request and then the Utah I mean the Washington County Sheriff's Office gets cute. "We don't have anything responsive to this portion. He didn't go to this particular part of the jail area. Na-na-na-na boo-boo. We don't have to give you nothing. Few weeks later, Two News re-ups the request and says, "Just give me anything you got that you can legally give me. We'll look at it." And then they say they don't have it anymore because they deleted it. No longer available after the 30-day retention period. In other words, it doesn't exist. After 30 days, we delete everything. They even went as far as saying, "Hey, was it sent to someone else?" And they said, "No. It's our understanding it was never sent out to any agency." Well, that's a lie. How do we know that's a lie? Cuz we just saw that footage exists. >> [laughter] >> That's one reason we know it's a lie. But the other reason we know it's a lie is it has become the subject of litigation and they said they have it, but they're not going to give it over. They admit now they have it, but they're not going to give it over. Brooksby went as far as to say all interrogations are recorded. Here's a brief clip of a press conference with Sheriff Nate Brooksby with a weird answer here. >> Was he recorded in that room? >> Uh all of all of our interactions in that room are recorded. >> What a weird thing to say if he wasn't Mirandized? What a weird thing to say. And what a non-answer. Was he recorded? All interactions are recorded. All interactions are recorded. Listen to this again. This is a weird It's a weird answer. >> Was he recorded in that room? >> Uh all of all of our interactions in that room are recorded. >> All our interactions in that room are recorded. Sounds like it was recorded on that day. So, this is where the Fed sloppers come in. This is where the Fed sloppers come in because without any evidence, defying all common sense, you have a whole cottage industry of people in social media, on X, on YouTube, and other places who are coming to the rescue. They're white-knighting And they're trying to get out ahead of the fact, or not get out ahead of support their claim that Tyler Robinson didn't turn himself in until 33 hours later, which would be closer to 9:30 at night. Thing happened at 12:30, 33 hours later, 24 hours later be 12:30 the next day, add another 9 hours, you're 9:30, 9:30 p.m. That's the end of the 33 minute 33 hour manhunt was 9:30 p.m. So, the Feds lockers believe, they want you to believe, that law enforcement officers had a nationally wanted suspect in custody for upwards of 20 hours before he was Mirandized. That he turned himself in at 9:30 p.m. that night, ish. That he was transported 4 and 1/2 hours back to Provo or back to Orem, 3 and 1/2 4 hours. That he arrives around 2:00 a.m. that he's formally booked around 4:00 a.m. I guess gets a night's sleep, wakes up, eats breakfast, I don't know, plays cards with the homies, maybe betting with some loose cigarettes. I don't know what they do in in jails these days. Uh, you know, learning how to take a bird bath, maybe, uh, crushing up some bags of Doritos and adding Coke to it and cooking it over a lighter. I don't know what people do in jail these days. You see all these crazy stories on social media. But, but, but Tyler Robinson's like full gangbanging all day, just hanging out with the homies in the jail. And then finally around 6:25 p.m. they bring him in and they're like, "Hey, oh, yo, Tyler, I guess we forgot to do this part. Let's get this out of the way. Uh, you have the right to remain silent." Oh, no, no, no, no, no, not for me, not for me. I'd like I'd like a guy, uh, Doug Terry here. Here? Where? Doug Terry from Washington County? Yeah, he's here. He's here. He's local here. Okay. Uh, and his office is closed for the night. For the night? You know it's Friday night at 6:30, right? Yeah, my parents are trying to get in touch with him. How do you know that? You haven't seen your parents You haven't seen your parents in 20 hours. How do you know they're still How do you know his office is closed for the night? How do you know they didn't get in touch with him all day Friday while you were waiting. We're to believe that he is taken into custody by 10:00, begins the transport process back to Washington back to Orem. He's booked and he arrives at 2:00 a.m. He's booked at 4:00 a.m. He waits another 14 hours to be Mirandized and he knows in that whole time, that whole 20-hour gap, he knows his parents are still trying to get in touch with them, haven't gotten in touch with them. It's just a nonsensical position, guys. It doesn't make sense. Logically, it doesn't make sense. Rationally, it doesn't make sense. And it's vitally important to the case for two reasons. Reason number one, it exposes a multi-agency cover-up that involves the FBI, the Utah State Bureau of Investigation, the sheriff in Utah County up in Orem and Provo, the sheriff in Washington County who multiple times has gone on the record saying he did not arrive, whoever is the records custodian in Washington County who fiddled around with the tapes and wouldn't give them over to News 2. Like you're talking about a multi-agency cover-up, potentially the prosecutors if they try to go forward with this nonsense. That's a bad deal. So, that's number one, a multi-agency cover-up. It's a big deal. Number two, it exposes the fed sloppers. It shows you they're dishonest actors, that they can look at the totality of the body of the evidence and say, "Yeah, but the only interpretation that supports my position is that Tyler Robinson, 20 hours after leaving his parents, 20 hours after being without a cell phone, 20 hours after not knowing what his parents were doing, 20 hours after not knowing if his parents got in touch with an attorney, 20 hours later, is still thinking, well, I think my parents are trying to get in touch with them, but somehow I've divined, you know, in the in the jail, we have these you know, these steel toilets, right? Steel toilets just out in the middle of the room. I I use it like a crystal ball. I know my parents haven't gotten in touch with Doug Terry yet. I've been looking into the toilet water. I was in there dropping tea leaves into the toilet water and reading the tea leaves. I know for a fact they have not gotten in touch with Doug Terry yet. But Tyler but Tyler turn you haven't talked to them in 20 hours. You haven't talked to them all day Friday. Maybe Doug Terry is I looked at the toilet. I saw the the floater in there and I saw the way it was spinning and that told me that Doug Terry had not yet been contacted and his office was closed for the night. He's probably one of those lawyers that does the rare Saturday morning office openings, I guess. I don't know. It's a FedSlat problem. And this is a huge part of this case is you have lying sacks of bull butter on the other side. I don't want to name them by name, but you know who they all are and they sit on the other side and they come through on their little white knights on their little horses and they do everything they can to support the FedSlat narrative because they know deep down the FedSlat narrative is falling apart. It's absolutely crumbling. It's dying every single day. Can you be Mirandized more than once? Sure. But if you were Mirandized the second time, would you say all that? If that was the second time you were Mirandized, would you be like, uh I would like an attorney named Doug Terry from around here. I think my parents are trying to get in touch with them. No, you'd say I still am not going to answer your questions. Still waiting on a lawyer. The only conclusion that makes any sense is that that 6:25 p.m. Miranda was from Thursday night. That's why Doug Terry's office was closed for the night. That's how Tyler Robinson knew his parents were actively trying to get in touch with them. That's why he knew his parents had not yet gotten in touch with them because he had just left his parents moments ago. That's why the sheriff, Nate Brooksby of Washington County, knew that Tyler had invoked his right to remain silent and had refused to answer questions without an attorney. That's why he told Fox News that. It's the only conclusion that makes sense. I think I'm fairly confident that this is a very wide ranging conspiracy. Unless you think only crazy people allege conspiracies potentially involving dozens and dozens of people, remind yourself of the video we watched last week. I don't know that I have it available at my fingertips, but we watched a video last week of Charlie Kirk talking about the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination. And he was saying all the things in his mind that did not add up. And he listed off a number of things that didn't add up. And then he made the thing made the statement at one point he said, "Listen, I'm telling you right now, this I think is a conspiracy involving potentially dozens of people, including law enforcement officers and others." Well, I agree with you, Mr. Kirk. I think that's what we're dealing with here. I think it's a very wide ranging conspiracy to cover up your murder and make it look like a guy named Lance a guy named Tyler Robinson shot you from the Low C center with a .30-06, and that's not what happened. That's not what happened. It all starts with the cover-up of what time Tyler Robinson turned And that's why they're going to die on that hill. That's why all the fed sloppers are going to commit to dying on that hill because if it turns out we were right, if it turns out your humble host is right and it's 6:25 p.m. on Thursday, September 11th, Tyler Robinson is sitting at the Washington County the fact that dozens of people are involved is no longer speculation, it's fact. It's established. It's established. Cuz all of a sudden you've got the Washington County Sheriff's Office involved, the Utah County Sheriff's Office involved, the FBI involved, the State Bureau of Investigation involved? That's just domestic. That's just domestic. That's just inside That's just law enforcement. Then you've got to ask yourself if they're involved in covering up what time he turned himself in. What the hell really happened out there in Utah? What happened at the world? What happened to Utah Valley University that they would risk that they would risk a cover-up like this? You guys know the crime is often not the crime. That's not how people get caught. That's why I'm willing to die on this whole. That's why I've dedicated four shows to this single issue. Because if our goal is to figure out whether there's a conspiracy, whether there's a cover-up, whether we've been lied to about what happened, this piece of evidence could blow the whole thing wide open. Whether or not Tyler Robinson turned himself in at 6:30 or 9:00 p.m. becomes the case. And if he was there at 6:30, guys, we have a multi-agency law enforcement cover-up to cover up what time he turned himself in. And if they're covering up what time he turned himself in, guess what? He didn't do it. >> [music]