Yesterday, we brought you news of the UNPRECEDENTED Gag Order issued in the Charlie Kirk / Tyler Robinson case, which bars anyone associated with the case — including over 3,000 witnesses who were present on the Utah Valley University campus when Charlie Kirk was killed — from openly and publicly speaking about it.
More details on that here:
BREAKING: Judge in Tyler Robinson Case Issues GAG ORDER Banning Nearly All Coverage Of Trial
I understand not wanting to taint a jury pool, but hasn't that ship already sailed?
In America, don't we prioritize open and honest judicial systems?
Isn't sunlight the best disinfectant?
Isn't more information and more testimony usually the answer, not less?
Not censorship?
Doesn't extreme censorship breed fears that something shady is going on?
Look, I'm in no way sticking up for Tyler Robinson or saying he didn't do it, I'm just asking why we can't hear from eye-witnesses?
Like this young woman, who told her account immediately after the event on September 10th.
This is now banned?
Watch here:
Backup here if needed:
🚨 WATCH THIS BEFORE IT’S DELETED: SHE WILL NEVER BE ALLOWED TO SAY THIS AGAIN
This aired right after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, a young woman describing what she saw with her own eyes.
Now, after Judge Tony Graf, a Gov. Spencer Cox appointee, issued a MASSIVE gag order… pic.twitter.com/Db3Lgg9Sf0
— HustleBitch (@HustleBitch_) October 20, 2025
Let them talk!
Let them share what they saw!
Here was our full original report on the Gag Order:
BREAKING: Judge in Tyler Robinson Case Issues GAG ORDER Banning Nearly All Coverage Of Trial
The Charlie Kirk assassination case continues to get more and more fishy by the day...
Judge Tony Graf, who is presiding over alleged assassin Tyler Robinson's trial, has quietly issued a very broad gag order affecting thousands of people.
The judge's gag order bars anyone associated with the case -- including over 3,000 witnesses who were present on the Utah Valley University campus when Charlie Kirk was killed -- from openly and publicly speaking about it.
‼️🇺🇸: The SCOPE OF the Tyler Robinson case GAG ORDER is UNPRECEDENTED in Utah.
Over 3,000 witnesses, "associates" of the case, attorneys, family members, & even press are subject to the order, threatened with potential "Contempt of Court" charges & jail time for speaking. 👀 pic.twitter.com/P43MJiL1Fp
— Diligent Denizen 🇺🇸 (@DiligentDenizen) October 19, 2025
The gag order was issued during Tyler Robinson's hearing at the end of September.
According to the judge, his reasoning was to "prevent problems associated with pre-trial publicity."
Fox 13 reported on the details:
Prosecutors also discussed a gag order that 4th District Court Judge Tony Graf had entered in the case, which could create problems. It forbids anyone associated with the case from speaking to news media.
"There are a number of witnesses that have yet to be identified that will likely be used in the state’s case. This occurred in front of two or three thousand students at Utah Valley University so we’re in the process of identifying those witnesses, so those witnesses are presently unknown right now," Grunander said.
Judge Graf said the gag order was designed to prevent problems associated with pre-trial publicity.
"The Court will rule that as those witnesses become known to each side that that information is conveyed to abide by this order. Obviously, there are potentially many witnesses and it’s not the expectation that you would do that upfront but as they become known," he said.
In other words, the gag order effectively silences anyone and everyone who may have seen something on that fateful day.
I'm not buying the 'wanting to avoid pre-trial publicity' excuse.
It sounds to me a whole lot like they're trying to keep something from getting out...
Others folks on X agree that it seems very suspicious:
Why the secrecy and a gag order of 3000 people? Is that even legal if you’re merely a witness? What are they afraid of?
So many questions with 0️⃣ answers…..
— Victoria Windland Taraska (Vicki) (@TaraskaWindland) October 19, 2025
Let me get this right? Take this suspect and shut up? Is that about right?
— Resist the NWO 🐍🇺🇸⚔️ (@Merica_81) October 20, 2025
To add to the weirdness of it all, FBI Director Kash Patel recently said he won't release any new footage or evidence in the case:
I get wanting 100% proof that Tyler Robinson was the shooter. But a gag order now bars prosecutors, FBI & witnesses from speaking out. Patel won’t release new footage to avoid tipping off the defense, triggering a mistrial, or risking case dismissal.
pic.twitter.com/uyy3j6yGlw— Make America Logical Again (@bringbacklogic_) October 18, 2025
Very strange.
I'm not saying Tyler Robinson is innocent, by any means.
But, it's obvious that tons of details in the official FBI narrative of the shooter don't add up.
And yet, Patel says that's it?
Case closed?
Then, it's topped off with a giant gag order to prevent anyone who was there from saying otherwise.
Putting a gag order on this case just makes it obvious that they're hiding something.
Then Kash comes out and says they're no longer pursuing the truth and have officially closed the case.
Sounds eerily like the JFK case. 🫤
— Punz (@Punz33onX) October 20, 2025
This all begs the question: why is everything so locked up tight?
What are they so afraid of coming to light?
Then, you have Candace Owens, who is vowing to violate the gag order on all the witnesses' behalf:
Don’t worry about the gag order in the Charlie Kirk case.
I plan to violate it on the world’s behalf.
The things I’ve discovered this past week are enough to burn the house down.
Yes, Charlie was betrayed. By everyone.
— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) October 20, 2025
Time will tell if she has the receipts to back up that dramatic statement...
Let's hope that one way or another, the truth gets out, whatever that may be.
Charlie deserves it.
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