While accused assassin, Tyler Robinson, cools his jets in a 4 x 8 Utah jail cell awaiting the next preliminary hearing in May, Robinson’s reported trans fury lover, Lance Twiggs, has fled to Texas cowboy country without FBI protection and apparently zero charges as an accessory after the fact. Why? Not only are there questions about Twiggs’ involvement in the shooting but also about Twiggs’ “trans” status since the abrupt separation from romantic partner, Robinson.

Of course, there are far too many problems with the investigation of Charlie Kirk’s murder to get into with limited space, but there are some “inconsistencies” that simply can’t be ignored, and one must wonder how the prosecution will overcome such blatant lies. 

For example, the prosecution used a text message from Tyler Robinson to Lance Twiggs, reportedly sent and received on September 10th, immediately following the shooting, as evidence in the charging documents as proof of Robinson’s involvement in the shooting. The reported text message oddly reads like a step-by-step account of the who, what, why, when and where of the shooting. The problem, though, is that if the message is real, Robinson would have to be a clairvoyant, as the alleged shooter’s text contains information that had not occurred on September 10th.

Specifically, Robinson had much to say about the alleged weapon reportedly used in the shooting, including:

“My dad wants photos of the rifle…he says grandpa wants to know who has what, the feds released a photo of the rifle, and it is very unique. He’s calling me rn, (right now) not answering.”

This portion of the alleged text message simply did not happen. According to the charging document and news reports the FBI did not release the photo of the rifle until the day after the shooting, September 11th, and Robinson’s father’s phone call wasn’t made until a September 11th photo of a suspect was publicly released by the FBI. 

Further, Robinson’s father did not inquire about the rifle until he saw a photo of the rifle and a photo of a suspect on the 11th of September. Tyler Robinson is not clairvoyant, and this portion (maybe all) of the alleged text message is simply untrue.

It cannot be dismissed that Robinson reports in this text message that he is waiting for police to leave the wooded area where he left the rifle so he can retrieve the rifle. So, how can Robinson report to his lover in this alleged text message that he’s waiting to retrieve the rifle and at the same time reporting the “the feds released a photo of the rifle.” It’s ridiculous and insulting. It clearly reads like someone purposefully writing a story…badly, to fit a scenario.

While the alleged text message in and of itself seems completely made up, it is also the information provided in the alleged text message that one might expect fury trans boyfriend, Lance Twiggs, to be implicated as an accessory after the fact. So, let’s consider the facts as presented by law enforcement.

First, according to the alleged text message, Twiggs is advised by Robinson that Robinson shot Charlie Kirk. The alleged text message also explains that Twiggs was aware of Robinson’s plan when Robinson inquires to Twiggs, “Remember how I was engraving bullets?” Robinson also tells his lover in the alleged text message to “delete this exchange.”

So, Robinson leaves the rifle in the wooded area for police to find and returns to his apartment (four hours from the crime scene) to be with his fury trans lover. Twiggs is fully aware that Robinson has confessed to killing Charlie Kirk. Twiggs did not voluntarily contact law enforcement, and, in fact, law enforcement had to locate and bring Twiggs in for questioning on September 12th. 

One can only wonder what Twiggs and Robinson did after the shooting. Play video games, eat, discuss escape? It’s anyone guess, but it is clear that Twiggs knew Robinson had killed Kirk and did nothing to assist in apprehending the confessed assassin. 

It is interesting that law enforcement – specifically the FBI – provided Twiggs with protection despite the fact that Twiggs did NOT assist in the apprehension of Robinson. In fact, it was only after Robinson had voluntarily turned himself over to law enforcement that Twiggs was brought in for questioning and turned over to law enforcement the allegedly incriminating text message.

To be charged as an accessory after the fact, the murder had to have already occurred. Check. Twiggs had to know Robinson committed the murder. Check. Twiggs would have had to take a physical or verbal step to help Robinson. Check. And, Twiggs would have had to help Robinson avoid arrest. Check. So why is Robinson’s fury lover exempt from charges?  Any charges? 

More than that, while Robinson contemplates the death penalty his fury trans lover is off to the Lone Star state, minus FBI protection, living large. It was reported that Twiggs, while not on speaking terms with his family, prior to the shooting, was having his medical bills and pharmaceutical needs paid for by family members. Is Twiggs continuing his transition? Is Twiggs working and still receiving mental health care in Texas? Is Robinson’s reported fury trans lover allowed communication with the alleged killer? 

Too much is unknown about the alleged assassin’s reported lover, especially in light of the nonsense provided in the alleged text message that clearly is not based in fact but, rather, a made-up story. If Twiggs provided the text message to law enforcement why is there no date and time provided and, more importantly, why hasn’t law enforcement called out the lies in the text message? 

Certainly, someone in law enforcement and the FBI have read the text. The message is being used as evidence that may be essential in determining the fate of a man’s life. The alleged assassin’s lover is living the dream despite his known participation in, at a minimum, withholding information about Kirk’s assassin. 

It seems odd that law enforcement provided a pass to the fury trans lover but, then again, this is the same law enforcement that has yet to question the authenticity and credibility of the lovers’ text message. Frankly, at this point, it seems in this case, there is more than love that is blind.

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