Thats all well and good but you have this habit in jumping in to correct people’s interpretation of facts of this case without offering a compelling counter. You’re on a message board my dude. I’ve never known you as one to be shy at the water cooler.
Wow the twitter bots really wanted to send this one out.
I dunno seems like a peaceful protester just touring the Bakersfield town hall.
Been thinking a bit more about whether the boyfriend could have had foreknowledge of the attack.
I’m rather confident law enforcement will leave no stone unturned here and we’ll learn more as they investigate the shooter’s communications prior to the attack, but I do think there’s a slight bit of confirmation bias on display here. It doesn’t seem unlikely in the least on its face that Robinson’s partner knew about the attack, but I’ve yet to see any actual evidence of it and law enforcement doesn’t seem to be treating the partner as a person of interest right now. It fits the expectation very well for the partner to be involved in some way, so I think there’s some reading between the lines happening that isn’t seemingly supported by what has happened since the arrest.
I think he sent the texts to try to give the boyfriend an alliby
I completely agree on that, but I also think it’s reasonably likely that Robinson was triggering red flags left and right with the roommate but they didn’t share their assassination plot. In cases of suicide or something like this, it’s easy to point at what should have been an obvious red flag, but you also wouldn’t necessarily call the Feds every time your partner displays a concerning new hobby. I’ll certainly wait for the facts to come out before openly dismissing this theory, but it’s not out of the ordinary for a loved one to be concerned but have no course of action to take until it’s too late.