Baron Coleman walks through the Charlie Kirk case surveillance-tape fight: how Washington County told News 2 the footage of Tyler Robinson turning himself in "no longer exists" after a 30-day retention window, then CBS News appealed for the exact same video and got told releasing it could interfere with the investigation. Baron breaks down the 6pm vs. 9:30pm timeline gap, the "magic words" FOIA dodge, and why the recovered rifle and DNA evidence still don't add up for him.
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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 "Shocking to the conscience" - the headline that started it
0:18 News 2 investigates the missing Tyler Robinson footage
1:19 The "magic words" and how the request got dodged
2:42 "No longer available after the 30-day retention period"
2:59 "I think they might have lied"
3:20 CBS News appeals for the exact same tape
4:37 The 6pm-to-1am request window that doesn't fit the story
5:53 "Why 6 p.m.?" - the timeline that breaks
11:40 The wound doesn't look like a .30-06
12:41 The rifle wrapped in a towel and whose DNA was on it
14:44 The New York Post photo nobody at the Post will confirm
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