Archive · 20 Nov 2025
Candace Owens Questions Existence of Robinson's Turn-in Video
Conservative commentator Candace Owens says there might not be any video of Tyler Robinson turning himself in to police, as the police department also can't find it.
This is important because Tyler is a suspect in the murder of Charlie Kirk, and the video could show if he really turned himself in or not.
Conservative commentator Candace Owens claims missing surveillance video of Tyler Robinson turning himself in may never have existed
Owens' claim follows 2News Investigation findings that Washington County Sheriff’s Office has no such video
Sheriff's Office initially stated Robinson did not enter the jail area, later cited 30-day retention period for unavailable footage
Owens suggests the footage might have never existed, leaving its existence uncertain
Video's potential existence or nonexistence is crucial as it could provide evidence in the Charlie Kirk murder case
- Who
- Candace Owens, Tyler Robinson, Charlie Kirk
- What
- Questioning the existence of surveillance video of Robinson's surrender
- When
- Owens' claim was made recently, Robinson's alleged surrender and Kirk's murder occurred earlier
- Where
- Washington County Sheriff’s Office, social media platform X
- Why
- To potentially provide evidence in the Charlie Kirk murder case
Owens' Stance
Sheriff's Office Stance
Existence of Video
Owens' Stance
Might never have existed
Sheriff's Office Stance
Not available after 30-day retention period
- Suspect
- Tyler Robinson
- Victim
- Charlie Kirk
- Owens' Claim
- Video may never have existed
- Sheriff's Office Response
- No video of Robinson entering jail area, footage not available after 30-day retention period
- Video's Potential Significance
- Could provide evidence in Kirk's murder case