Five-Panel DC Grid — Family, School and Blood Moon
What This Image Shows
Five Google Trends panels in one capture, all filtered to the District of Columbia, Past 90 days, axes running July 11 to October 3. The terms are "matt robinson", "september blood moon", "Pine View High School — High school in St. George, Utah", "David Yosef", and "charlie kirk anti-semitic". One panel also shows an "Interest by metro" section.
Two of these are specific in ways the others are not. Pine View High School is resolved by Google as an entity and is the St. George school associated with the man later charged; and "charlie kirk anti-semitic" is a compound opinion query rather than a lookup, which researchers read as someone testing a framing rather than seeking information. "matt robinson" is a family name in the same thread.
"september blood moon" pulls the other way — a lunar eclipse on September 7, 2025 was a widely covered astronomical event, and interest in it needs no explanation at all. Its presence in the grid is a reminder that these captures mix strong and weak terms, and that the reader has to sort them. No peak dates are visible here, nothing identifies a searcher, and no wrongdoing by anyone named is asserted. Related: Matt Robinson, Tyler Robinson family, Israel, and DC metro search patterns.
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