Of course they continued MKUltra, just not at universities. And how do they get these useful idiots that seems to be so precisely triggered like that Taylor Robinson guy, and how do they keep him quiet, but he really may think that he took the shot, but a 30 odd 6 would have blow off Kirk’s head almost entirely.
Official law enforcement investigations and court proceedings in the case of Tyler Robinson show no evidence supporting claims of government mind-control programs or conspiracy theories.
According to public court records, evidence filed by law enforcement, and the suspect’s own statements, the details surrounding the case and weapon involved include:
- Suspect & Investigation: Tyler Robinson was identified as the shooter through surveillance footage, physical evidence, and digital messages. Authorities reported that family members and his roommate contacted law enforcement after he confessed or implied his involvement.
- The Weapon Used: According to court filings, the weapon recovered near the scene was a bolt-action rifle, not a .30-06.
- No Evidence of MKUltra: MKUltra was a CIA human experimentation program officially halted in 1973 and investigated by Congress in the 1970s. State and federal agencies, including the FBI, investigated the incident and found that Robinson acted as a lone actor, with no evidence linking him to covert military or government conditioning programs.
The defense and prosecution are currently handling the legal proceedings in Utah state court.