Caroline Wren

Why can't they just come out and say these things?

The other problem I have right now is the just complete gaslighting that happened at that press conference.

There is what I think seems to be a very credible online people are talking about an individual.

This guy is a big free Palestine activist, a big LGBTQ activist on campus who's written insane manifestos.

Brown has been scrubbing every single thing about this guy online.

And then when they were asked about him in the press conference, they said, oh, we don't know anything about scrubbing online, which was a lie.

Then they put out a statement saying he can't dox.

He's not a student.

He's actually a research, I guess, professor at the university.

And, well, what I don't get is why doesn't this guy lock down his ex?

Why wouldn't you just come out and say, hey, it's not me?

Like when Candace Owens kind of doxed the hooded guy over Charlie Kirk's investigation that just turned out to be a soccer player who dropped by, the soccer players came out and said, hey, guys, it wasn't me.

I just came by because I wanted to hear this.

So why has this guy gone completely dark?

I don't understand.

Just come out and address it.

Say, I didn't do it.

But instead, they're scrubbing everything on the internet about him, and he has completely locked down all of his accounts.

Yeah, no, we have to stand up for this.

This should be the top priority of our entire law enforcement.