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Lance Twiggs Reveals Tyler Robinson Confessed to Charlie Kirk’s Murder After Sneaking to Love Nest
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26:36Now PlayingCharlie Kirk’s accused killer Tyler Robinson confessed three times to murdering the conservative leading light, according to a bombshell video from Robinson’s trans lover — including after he sneaked back to their Utah love nest.
Lance Twiggs, who was seen speaking publicly for the first time Thursday in a pre-recorded deposition, told investigators he awoke the day after the Sept. 10 assassination to Robinson walking around their apartment, before he broke down and declared he “wishes he hadn’t done it” and that he was about to turn himself in.
Robinson’s confessions, in a letter to Twiggs, text messages and in person — all shown in court during a preliminary hearing — offered the strongest picture yet of how the accused lone gunman described carrying out the murder at Utah Valley University and even made crude jokes about it.
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