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@SpencerHakimian enters the record through a single high-reach episode: viral posts (tens of millions of views) about the Dairy Queen sighting still released by Candace Owens. The site documents the posts as a timeline-mutation case study — attributed claims, later corrected.

Claims from X posts

  • Viral posts read Owens' still of Tyler Robinson at the Dairy Queen at 813 E 800 N in Orem as roughly 17 minutes after the shot (~12:38 PM MDT) — implying an impossibly calm suspect minutes after the killing. See Tyler Robinson's Post-Shot Escape.
  • Community Notes and Owens' own presentation place the still at 6:38 PM MDT — about a 17-minute drive from campus, six hours later. The 12:38-vs-6:38 spread on one image has never been publicly adjudicated frame-by-frame; the site records both readings. See Witness Testimony Discrepancies.
  • The episode sits alongside other escape-window claims — the hat-continuity inference, the Panguitch Cowboy's Smokehouse receipt — as examples of how public clocks mutate in secondary retellings.

Investigative value

The account's reach, not its analysis, is what mattered: one misread timestamp shaped how millions first understood the escape timeline. The site keeps the episode because timeline hygiene — which clock, whose annotation, what the primary source actually says — is a recurring failure mode in this case. Robinson is charged, not convicted.