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Owen Benjamin — X Posts

@OwenBenjamin (Owen Benjamin, comedian) contributes two distinct strands to the site's record: sober commentary on a public lab document, and viral satire about the quality of released surveillance footage. Both are attributed commentary, not findings.

Claims from X posts

  • April 18, 2026 — Commentary on the public forensic lab report: emphasized that casing comparisons support Remington branding and that function-testing showed the recovered rifle can fire — narrowing, in his reading, the "frangible-round" explanations for the absence of an exit wound. The site labels this commentary on a public lab document, not a court finding. See the autopsy and forensic timeline.
  • July 12, 2026 — Argued sarcastically that the 1967 Bigfoot film is clearer than any public UVU sequence of the roof figure, and that the rooftop silhouette "could literally be a bird" — a pointed way of saying the public has been denied identification-quality surveillance despite a modern camera-saturated campus. Recorded on Signs of Cover-Up alongside @TheTexasWiseGuy's Zapruder comparison.

Investigative value

The Bigfoot line became shorthand for the footage-quality complaint that runs through the entire Proof-Not-Tyler debate: every released frame of the roof figure is low-resolution while higher-quality sources remain withheld. The lab-report commentary shows the same account engaging the official record on its own terms.