BREAKING: Feds Original Plan Was For Tyler Robinson To Be Killed In A Shootout! w/ Lionel

Newly released text messages, initially divulged by Tyler Robinson's lover Lance Twigs, indicate an original plan (Version 1.0) where Robinson would call police to a location and 'go out on his own terms' to avoid court. This was allegedly a setup by 'conspirators' (implied FBI/authorities) to kill him in a shootout and justify it with these texts.

Text messages from Lance Twigs (1:00 AM, Sept 12th) where Tyler allegedly states, 'I have no intention of being drugged through the courts' and 'going out on my own terms.'

Tyler Robinson's unexpected decision to turn himself in on the evening of September 11th ruined the 'shootout plan.' In response, 'conspirators' allegedly forged new 'Version 2.0' messages by September 16th, stating Robinson would 'turn myself in willingly,' to align with his actual actions and create a new paper trail.

Contrasting text messages: Version 1.0 (Sept 12th) showing 'go out on my own terms' vs. Version 2.0 (Sept 16th indictment) showing 'I'm going to turn myself in willingly.'

The prosecutor's written argument explicitly states that 'the state does not intend to offer evidence obtained through forensic extractions of electronics seized in this case.' This means the controversial text messages, central to the alleged narrative, will not be used in court.

Prosecutor's written argument opposing defense's motion for delay, stating non-intent to offer forensic electronic evidence.

Despite local police and K9 units failing to find the alleged murder weapon, the FBI 'miraculously' found it upon arrival. Crucially, there is no ballistic match linking the rifle to the murder, and multiple DNA samples (up to six) were found on it, not just Robinson's.

K9 units couldn't find the gun, FBI found it immediately. No ballistic match. Six people's DNA on the rifle. The gun was never fired.

The hosts detail numerous inconsistencies in the official account of Robinson's actions: worrying about leaving evidence but sending many incriminating texts, confessing to various people (parents, Discord, etc.) but refusing to confess to the police, and wanting to avoid courts but willingly turning himself in.

List of contradictions in alleged text message conversations and actions: 'doesn't want to leave any evidence behind, but then sends a bunch of messages leaving a ton of evidence behind.'

The hosts repeatedly warn that Tyler Robinson's life is in danger, suggesting that if he 'Epsteins,' no one will be surprised, implying authorities might eliminate him to prevent the case from unraveling. They point to the FBI pulling his security detail as a 'hint.'

Repeated warnings like 'if he's ever Epstein, nobody's going to be surprised' and 'no Tyler, no case, no problem.' FBI pulling security detail.