The photo above has been circulated with the developing coverage of the case. People online have been sharing and archiving images like this as investigators dig into who knew what and when.
A now-deleted X account appears to have had prior knowledge of the brutal assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk and subsequently posted a threatening date for President Donald Trump.
Trump was shot during an outdoor speech in Pennsylvania on July 13, 2024. The attack stunned the public and prompted immediate questions about who might have planned or hinted at it beforehand.
The account, @TallyHallAlbum, posted an eerily specific “joke” on September 3, declaring it would be “funny if someone like Charlie Kirk got shot on September 10th LMAO.” That message, plain and chilling, has been pulled into the growing list of digital breadcrumbs investigators are now examining.
Observers captured screenshots of the posts before they vanished. Those images have been shared with reporters and are part of the digital trail the FBI is tracing.
Just days after the tragedy, the user followed up with a cryptic reply: “did i” – and then escalated the threat by posting “Donald Trump. December 14th.” before scrubbing the entire profile from existence. The sequence looks deliberate and has many asking whether these were idle online taunts or something more sinister.
The FBI, under Director Kash Patel, has ramped up its investigation into at least seven suspicious social media accounts that displayed foreknowledge of Kirk’s murder, including this one, according to a report from the Washington Free Beacon. Federal agents are reportedly treating the pattern as potentially coordinated and are following digital leads across multiple platforms.
These posts, spanning from August to just hours before the shooting, were deleted in the aftermath, raising serious questions about a coordinated plot involving radical left-wing elements, including ties to transgender and “furry” online communities. Conservatives are demanding answers about whether these fringe networks are being monitored and why such posts weren’t flagged sooner.
Tally Hall is an obscure defunct rock band that broke up over a decade ago. Robinson and his live-in boyfriend, a transgender biological male named Lance Twiggs, were both actively involved in their fandom online, which appears to be largely people who are confused about their gender.
This isn’t isolated. The Gateway Pundit’s reporting since Thursday has revealed parallel accounts like @NajraGalvz, who posted on September 9: “Charlie Kirk is coming to my college tomorrow I rlly hope someone evaporates him literally,” followed by “Lets just say something big will happen tomorrow.” Or @Fujoshincel, who teased “something BIG coming soon” on September 5 and gloated “Another Chud Bites the Dust” post-assassination. An unnamed account predicted on August 6: “September 10th will be a very interesting day,” later pleading the fifth.
According to new reports, Robinson confessed in a Discord group chat to his friends two hours before his surrender. That admission, if verified, ties the suspect directly to the online chatter investigators have been tracing.
Robinson told the group of 30 people, “Hey guys, I have bad news for you all. It was me at UVU yesterday. im sorry for all of this. im surrendering through a sheriff friend in a few moments. thanks for all the good times and laughs.” That message has been circulated among investigators and used to corroborate other digital evidence recovered from chat logs.
An embedded post from The Gateway Pundit lays out the developing story and the FBI’s response. It includes screenshots and timeline details that readers have been poring over.
The accused killer also reportedly made flippant jokes in Discord chats with 20 other users while he was on the run, though it is unclear if this is the same chat group. He is reported to have quipped to friends that a “doppelganger” was responsible for the shooting after the FBI released images of the suspect, a claim that investigators will want to verify.
As of Monday, it does not appear that President Donald Trump has any public information available about events or trips for December 14. That date on the deleted account remains a worrying, specific threat and one that officials should investigate thoroughly to protect public figures and the public at large.
