There's too much fuckery for the established FBI narrative to be the true one. There's too many people acting oddly and too much video evidence missing.
I don't have a strong positive claim. I'll do my best constructing it.
I think the likeliest explanation is that discord was used to find someone like Lance Twiggs and Tyler Robinson. People who would be willing to help someone else murder Charlie Kirk. They would have said they need an old rifle and promise to get it back. Instead they made sure to frame Tyler Robinson and blackmail Lance. Considering Lance is a tranny, he's probably blackmailable over CP or something like that. Same for George Zinn, btw, who probably worked as a decoy.
The public needs an easy explanation, so they gave them one. You can see how well it works. People struggle to even answer questions about any part of evidence and instead just keep parroting that it must be Tyler and only Tyler.
The initial plan was to have Tyler Robinson shot as he was caught. The first "confession" read that way, that he wanted to die. Easier and neater that way. (Note that confession is purely the words of Lance Twiggs). However, Tyler was just not quite braindead enough to fall for it. When his image was circulated and when some part of the plan didn't go as promised, he understood to some degree he was framed. His family loved him enough to protect him. This was the fatal flaw in choosing Tyler Robinson. He may have become a lefty, but his parents were right wing. More importantly, they had family police connection. So they figured out a way for him to turn himself into custody peacefully. That's why after he was apprehended, they needed a new confession, and the online messages were found. The problem is that the time stamp of the online messages is after he was in custody and this will become a problem for the prosecution.
The original FBI and media messages made it seem like his parents had turned him in, and that he confessed to them. I don't think there's any evidence to support that and it also wouldn't explain why he didn't confess during interrogation. I think the above scenario is more likely.
In essence, I think Tyler's guilty of wanting to aid the assassination of Charlie Kirk and that he's being framed for the full guilt of it. And I think Lance is guilty of helping to frame Tyler.
There's also plenty of things I don't know and am unsure about. Not that I'm sure about the above. It just seems more likely when examining the evidence that is available.
