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Trends Deletion & Suppression Claims

If pre-event search evidence mattered, preservation matters equally. Commentators allege Google Trends data disappeared after investigators published screenshots.

Precision Marble & Granite LLC

Posts claim:

• ~June 20, 2025 U.S. spike for Precision Marble & Granite LLC,
• Firm linked in commentary to Tent paving and Matt Robinson (Tyler’s father) — disputed,
• Researcher saw data on mobile, then zero on desktop, then gone on mobile; third-party check also empty.

Framed as live deletion — alternative: UI bug, term mismatch, or insufficient volume on desktop aggregation.

Broader scrub narrative

knowledge/Google_Searches.txt and CK posts describe “DEEP STATE panic” — Israel/DC pre-hit terms vanishing after viral threads (Tyler Robinson, Phil Lyman, hospital, Hunter Kozak, medical examiner).

Allegations only — Google has not confirmed manipulation in this case.

If pre-event search interest was ever a real lead, it sits in the category former NCTC director Joe Kent says his team was ordered to stop examining once Tyler Robinson was in custody — before foreign-nexus threads were run to ground.

Site visibility (related)

CoverUp — Google Censorship tracks trouble finding whoassassinatedcharliekirk.com in Google Search — separate from Trends but same suppression anxiety bucket.

Censorship — Trends Scrubbing cross-links here.

What would verify

• Timestamped archive.org or IPFS screenshot sets with full Trends export CSV if available,
• Google transparency legal process logs (unlikely public),
• Subpoena responses under Fix laws.

Related

• Investigation Index
• Tyler & Lance
• Censorship overview

Citizen Investigator Claims on X (Attributed)

Google Trends / search-pattern claims remain among the most contested OSINT threads.

Pro-pattern voices (Baron Coleman ecosystem; @ZachCostello_; @denton_doyle) argue pre-event Trends activity on names, hospital, surgeon, rifle-drop locations, and Israel/DC/Alabama geos is irregular enough to investigate.

Skeptic voices (@paramounttactcl, @MaxNordau summarizing Tim Pool) argue Trends is sampled noise, unreproducible, and that Google has told media it is not a historical record—especially at single-digit volumes. Joel Webbon-style "Trends prove Israel killed Kirk" claims are treated by skeptics as statistical malpractice.

Trends deletion/suppression claims allege post-hoc scrubbing of incriminating spikes; hard to falsify without third-party archives (Archive.is, screenshots with timestamps).

Rule used on this site: Trends anomalies are leads, not identification of a living searcher, and never proof of foreign-state murder.

Interesting In This Area

• The paving firm links back to Tent contractor threads through Daniel Merrell.
• A 2026 image-search claim repeats this pattern on a different dataset.
• Only the Nester re-pull argues the opposite: the same query still returns.
• Judge exports and campus strings are the two sets most worth archiving now.

Interesting In Other Areas

• Censorship lists the campus scout terms among the graphs said to have gone.
• Readers report trouble finding this site again, with an algorithmic explanation also offered.
• The courtyard itself was paved within days, which is physical evidence, not a graph.
• MaxNordau notes Google has told media Trends is not a historical record.

Other Pages In This Section

Tyler Robinson & Lance Twiggs — Search Patterns

The accused and his partner appear in more Trends compilations than any other names, with a St. George address claimed under continuous interest from December 2024. Search spikes prove nothing about either of them.

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FBI, DPS & Law Enforcement Searches

Utah's law-enforcement leadership turned over twice in the summer before the killing, and both incoming names sit inside the search claims. Mehtab Syed on July 9, Robert Bohls on September 1.

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July 20, 2025 — Anchor Window

One midsummer week carries the AMFEST Tucker Carlson booking, an Egyptian jet's reported first American trip, a new Utah DPS commissioner and a two-week surgeon search frenzy. Commentators use it as a synchrony anchor, not a proven planning date.

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Timpanogos, Examiner & Surgeon Searches

Seven surgeons, a medical examiner two weeks into the job, and the hospital that would receive Charlie Kirk — all reportedly searched inside a single fortnight in July. This is the claim set with the most names and dates attached to it.

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Elsewhere In The Investigation

Google Search & Trends Scrubbing

The censorship section's record of vanishing graphs: campus scout terms, case names, and the archives researchers keep because live results shift. This is framed as record loss, not merely ranking.

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Google Search Censorship of This Website (Claims)

Readers who already know this site exists report struggling to find it again through Google. The page sets the suppression reading and the ordinary algorithmic one side by side.

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Tent

The ground where Charlie Kirk died was reportedly stripped of roughly ten inches of soil and paved within days, on a deadline the contractor attributes to the governor and the FBI. It is the primary trace surface of the homicide.

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MaxNordau — X Posts

The site's principal skeptic on this entire section: Trends is sampled noise, unreproducible, and not a historical record at single-digit volumes. Read him against every screenshot here.

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This website's author is @HolonCitizen on X and YouTube/@HolonCitizen. Follow me there.

Interesting

• DC-attributed hospital search spikes reportedly cluster on June, July and September 9.
• A fast cremation timeline may mean the body can no longer test the rifle account.
• The leftovers that fit nowhere are the details investigators say point to coordination.