Crime & Justice
Alleged Confession Texts Between Robinson and Twigs Sound Artificial, Raising Questions
Megyn Kelly Show
KEY Details About Tyler Robinson's "Trans" Lover Lance Twiggs
"The text exchange between them is so on the nose and artificial sounding that even those of us who believe Tyler Robinson is the shooter have looked at it like what even is that? You know, like and I actually for one wonder whether the video statement is going to include if I were the prosecutor I'd include this. What's what's with the formal verbiage between the two of you? like you were roommates, you were allegedly lovers. Like why are you talking like a couple of Shakespearean actors as opposed to what we would envision two Gen Z young men discussing?"
Host Megyn Kelly reveals that the alleged confession texts from accused shooter Tyler Robinson to Lance Twigs use unnaturally formal language that seems inconsistent with communication between two Gen Z roommates and alleged lovers. Even those who believe Robinson is guilty find the exchange suspiciously artificial-sounding. The prosecution will need to address why the messages read more like scripted dialogue than authentic communication between young men.
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