These texts read less like a twenty-something's messages and more like manufactured evidence.

The texts I receive from my college-age daughter are mostly single-letter replacements for entire words, punctuated with "bro" as if she were a SoCal Gen Xer, utilizing the omnipotent word "dude." These alleged Tyler Robinson texts seem closer to what we'd expect from a WWII letter home from the battlefront than a kid weaned on instant messaging. The story told also seems to cover all the weird holes and evidentiary problems folks have been calling about the overshared information Kash & Company have been bungling.

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• Kirk murder suspect arrested: never voted, no coherent politics, just toxic memes

• Alleged Kirk shooter's bullet casings reveal far

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