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Candace Owens's show examines Flock accounts in Robinson case

Guest host Baron Coleman presents account-registration screenshots, but the prison-messaging question in the title remains unanswered.

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4:20A defense motion seeks examination of a bullet jacket fragment before further destructive testing.
9:05Coleman compares laboratory photograph dates with his reconstruction of the evidence-transfer timeline.
18:55Defense filing excerpts request documentation of the evidence's chain of custody and storage.
21:40The prison-messaging segment presents account registrations, not messages identifying Robinson's correspondents.
42:48Andrew Wommack says multiple people have been raised from the dead at his ministry.

Baron Coleman presents Flock account-registration screenshots as a possible connection in the Charlie Kirk case, but they do not identify anyone who exchanged messages with Tyler Robinson.

That distinction is central to this episode on Candace Owens's channel. The title asks who Robinson was messaging from prison. In the segment, Coleman instead examines registrations under email addresses he associates with Robinson and other people discussed in the investigation. Those screenshots do not establish that the people concerned communicated with one another.

Before reaching the messaging platform, Coleman spends much of the opening section questioning the handling of bullet jacket fragments. He shows excerpts from defense filings seeking access to evidence before destructive testing, then compares flight information, laboratory photographs and dates. His argument centers on the timing of the evidence transfer and a discrepancy between the number of fragments described and those received. These are challenges he raises to the evidence handling, not findings of misconduct.

The episode later turns to TPUSA Faith's Colorado tour stop and footage of televangelist Andrew Wommack saying people have been raised from the dead at his ministry. The resurrection claim comes from Wommack himself.

For readers arriving for the title's prison-messaging question, the relevant section begins at 21:40, after the extended examination of the ballistic evidence.

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