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How They Deceive You

Candace is straight-up inventing forensic details that don't exist anywhere in official reports to push a frame-up conspiracy on the Tyler Robinson assassination attempt against Charlie Kirk. She claims "about 7 sets of prints were found on the gun," implying a bunch of random handlers touched it, but zero credible sources—FBI, BBC, NBC, Fox, none—mention any fingerprints on the gun itself. The closest thing is some unverified Threads rumor about prints on a gun and screwdriver that she inflates and twists; actual forensics only found prints at the roof position matching Robinson's footwear, nothing on the weapon. Then there's the "bomb dogs did not find which means—it wasn’t fired at all" nonsense—pure fiction. No reports of bomb dogs even being at the scene, and bomb dogs sniff for explosives, not gunshot residue. The bolt-action rifle was confirmed fired; it delivered the fatal shot and was recovered nearby wrapped in a towel. Equating a non-existent dog alert to "gun never fired" is pseudoscience to make you doubt the obvious. She's screaming "OVERWHELMINGGG" about these made-up rumors while burying the slam-dunk evidence tying Robinson directly to it: his DNA on that towel around the rifle and screwdriver on the roof, a handwritten premeditation note from his home saying "I have the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk, and I'm going to take it," plus texts showing his hatred for Kirk. Prints and footwear impressions at the scene match him too. This isn't ambiguity—it's airtight proof of intent, means, and opportunity. Candace thrives on this: ex-Daily Wire/TPUSA, now peddling viral outrage on Spotify and Rumble without sources or retractions, turning podcast whispers into gospel for clicks. Don't get played—her "no one wants to discuss" line is the manipulation, spotlighting fringe doubts to erase the facts.