Candace Owens

And his questioning begins there.

Again, you can find this yourself in the motion to exclude still photography, which was filed on March 30th.

I can't fathom that they would be referring to the next day.

because he was already in custody, he had already been booked, arrested.

Are we supposed to believe they never tried to speak to him until 6.25 p.m.

on the 12th?

That doesn't feel right to me.

But they have, it seems to me, gone through excruciating lengths to never include any timestamps in anything that they have presented to the public because they seem to be making this up as they go along.

At 7 o'clock p.m., this is what we had initially.

Our source informed us that it was around this time that everyone locally began receiving text messages that they had Tyler Robinson, that they were going to pick him up in Warner Valley, which was 12 miles away from St.

George.

And then we have Governor Cox at 8 o'clock p.m., which makes this very strange because if that's true—

And I believe that my source was on the money when they said that they knew it was Tyler Robinson at 7.

So whether they had him in custody or they were just texting about it, they knew that they had their guy.

It makes it very strange that at 8 o'clock p.m., Governor Cox then leads a press conference with Kash Patel saying,

And Robert Bowles, you know, the new FBI guy they had just put in place from D.C., they brought him over and put him into Utah.

They're all saying, we don't, the guy's on the run.

They released the video of the suspect.

They released new stills.

They say they're seeking help from the public to identify a suspect.