@RealCandaceO
“@TheQuartering No, you illiterate toad. It isn’t a “defense claim”. It is the ATF that was unable to match the bullet fragment to the gun which the defense wants filed as exculpatory evidence. Stick to your “hey grok, is this real?” reporting and leave the thinking to us adults.”
False Official Attribution
How They Deceive You
Propaganda
The tweet fabricates ATF ballistics analysis failure and inability to match a bullet fragment to the gun, with no evidence in court records or public reports.
Main Device
False Official Attribution
Owens attributes a nonexistent ATF finding to authoritatively position it as exculpatory evidence against the prosecution.
Archetype
Right-wing conspiracy theorist
Candace Owens pushes fabricated narratives of elite 'Freemason murder plots' to claim sham prosecutions against conservatives like Charlie Kirk.
Candace is straight-up lying here to push her wild conspiracy that the Charlie Kirk assassination case is some kind of hoax. She claims the ATF couldn't match a bullet fragment to the gun, calling it slam-dunk exculpatory evidence that nukes the prosecution. Total fabrication—there's zero mention of any ATF ballistics testing, bullet fragments, or matching attempts in the court records for State v. Tyler Robinson in Utah's Fourth District Court, or in any news reports from PBS, CNN, AP, or even Wikipedia's page on the assassination. No defense motions for this "evidence" exist in public dockets. She's inventing an official government failure out of thin air to make you think the case is crumbling on forensics, when ballistics was never even part of it. What she's burying is the actual rock-solid evidence: Robinson's DNA on the trigger of the Mauser Model 98 .30-06 rifle found near the scene, his text messages confessing he saw the "opportunity to kill Kirk ‘and I’m going to take it,’" and his pre-event note spelling out his intent to murder Kirk. Prosecutors charged him with capital murder on September 18, 2025, seeking the death penalty on that alone—no forensic drama needed. This is classic Candace: no sources, just sensational BS to feed her "Freemason plot" rants from her podcasts, all while sniping at her old TPUSA bosses amid her grudge-fueled skepticism. She's not analyzing; she's manufacturing doubt to keep her 5.5 million YouTube fans hooked on conspiracies. Don't fall for it—this tweet is pure propaganda designed to make a strong case look shaky.
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“ATF incompetence exposed”
Right-wing conspiracy theorist
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