We've uncovered new search warrants. We discuss what they reveal about the role September 8, 2025, may have played in the removal of Charlie Kirk. We also find more clues to movement patterns of the suspect before and after the event at UVU. And we confirm there is a current plan to have the one-year anniversary event at UVU pm September 10, 2026. We share what George Zinn told police about his plan on September 10, 2025. Also, we share new details about what Tyler Robinson may have discussed with his parents and some new developments about what was recovered from his parents' house. Finally, we confirm there is a current plan to have the one-year anniversary event at UVU pm September 10, 2026. 0:00 Intro 3:18 Tiptser Tells Me the UVU/TPUSA Anniversary Gathering is Back ON for September 10 4:44 Tyler Robinson and His Converse Addiction 10:31 Search Warrant for Tyler Robinson's Parents' House Reveals New Tyler Conversations, Weapon, Mystery Wood Box, and Mike Mitchell Statement about Tyler's Alleged Confession 27:15 Search Warrant for Twiggs Condo Reveals Tyler's Blue Backpack with Unexpected Surprise Inside 36:00 Search Warrant for Timpanogos Hospital Reveals What Police Wanted to Seize from Charlie Kirk 40:35 Search Warrant for Utah Valley Hospital to Seize Camera Footage 42:15 Search Warrant for George Zinn Reveals Confession of a "Plan" to Help Assailant Escape 50:36 Search Warrant for Google Reveals Locations and Times of Interest on Sept 10 1:00:10 Search Warrant for Cell Phone Tower Data Reveals Interest in Losee Rooftop on SEPTEMBER 8, 2025, at 8:10p and Potential Plot Larger than Robinson 1:19:57 Search Warrant for Robinson Cell Phone Extraction Reveals Impossible Timeline in Early Hours of Sept 11 1:31:14 What We Learned Today? These Search Warrants Make a Successful Case Against Robinson LESS Likely 1:46:14 Review of Supers *FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. The material is made available for educational purposes only. The material use constitutes "fair use" under Title 17 U.S.C. section 106A-117 of the US Copyright Law.