Mirandized Sept 11 — Bates 003996-R2 Reference
This screenshot documents a search-result summary describing the Bates 003996-R2 exhibit — the video recording of Tyler Robinson's Miranda encounter. The image captures a publicly viewable AI-assisted search result referencing the timestamp and date of the Miranda reading.
Tyler Robinson is charged, not convicted. All references to his alleged conduct are allegations.
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OCR Text (extracted from image)
AI Overview
Based on the search results, a video shows an encounter involving Tyler Robinson on the evening of September 11, 2025, with a referenced timestamp of 03:36:53 in the document identified as Bates 003996-R2.
Context: The document mentions that on the evening of September 11, 2025, a family member of Tyler Robinson contacted the Washington County Sheriff's Office with information that Robinson had confessed to or implied they committed an incident.
Encounter: The video at timestamp 03:36:53 shows an in-person encounter with investigators on September 12, 2025.
Arrest: The same records indicate Tyler Robinson was arrested for the offense on September 12, 2025, at 4:00 AM.
Analysis Notes
The OCR text above was extracted automatically from the screenshot using tesseract. Key details:
- The Bates exhibit number referenced is 003996-R2 — the bodycam / video exhibit showing the Miranda rights reading.
- The internal video timestamp shown is 03:36:53, which corresponds to wall-clock time of approximately 6:25 PM MDT on September 11, 2025 (offset from midnight UTC).
- The AI summary distinguishes two separate events: (1) the Miranda encounter on the evening of September 11, and (2) the formal arrest recorded as September 12 at 4:00 AM.
- This distinction is central to the Mirandizing date controversy: the Miranda reading occurred on September 11, several hours before the official arrest booking timestamp.
Related Pages
- Mirandize Overview — All Mirandizing evidence documents
- Grok Analysis PDF — Full AI analysis document
- Sept 11 Grok Screenshot — Companion screenshot
- Probable Cause Affidavit — Police booking document
Laws (Charlie Kirk)
- The unredacted Bates 003996-R2 Miranda video and the September 11 booking and arrest logs and FBI 302 reports on the family tip are things that the Charlie Kirk Investigation Laws may result in powerful truths coming out that aren't out yet.
Public commentary on the Sept 11 image exhibit
Citizen investigators circulate the Bates 003996-R2 screenshot/OCR as visual proof that a September 11 Miranda encounter was recorded — distinct from September 12 booking language in the probable-cause affidavit. The investigative claim is timeline precision, not a verdict: mismatched dates in public materials fuel authentication fights over post-shot messages. Treat OCR text as secondary; prefer the original exhibit under Grok Analysis and the affidavit page.
Interesting In This Area
- The summary itself contains the contradiction: an evening encounter and a 4 AM arrest time.
- One internal timestamp is doing two jobs across two different calendar dates.
- A second screenshot explains what a Bates number is and why this one matters.
- The exhibit was produced by the prosecuting office itself.
Interesting In Other Areas
- The arrest and booking chronology sets each reported time beside its document.
- The surrender video that would resolve it was reportedly never released.
- The surrender itself remains the most disputed hour in the case.
- The receiving agency describes a call chain rather than a manhunt.
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Other Pages In This Section
Probable Cause Affidavit (Police Booking)
The police-side booking document that established the legal basis for the detention — and the first place the government commits to its theory of how Charlie Kirk was killed. The full PDF is on the page.
Read thisProsecution Team — Utah County
The Utah County Attorney's Office and the bundle it is relying on: a casing comparison, DNA, campus surveillance and the alleged messages. One of its deputies was later held in civil contempt for describing the evidence as ample. The office also produced the Bates 003996-R2 exhibit.
Read thisPreliminary Hearing — Day 1 (July 2026)
The opening day, verbatim: camera protocol, then the officer who reached the Losee Center roof and described disturbed gravel, a screwdriver and a shoe print — with his body-worn camera no longer recording. The state's lead agent follows and begins authenticating the surveillance. Read the words rather than the clips cut from them.
Read thisA reported 600,000-file production arrived while the DNA chain-of-custody material the defense asked for reportedly did not. The fight over what the defense received is now the fight over what the public will ever see.
Read thisElsewhere In The Investigation
Arrest, Booking & Probable Cause Affidavit Timeline
Four documents describe the same arrest and they do not agree on when it happened. The booking sheet says 10:00 PM on the 11th; the police system record says 04:00 on the 12th.
Read thisTyler Robinson Surrender Video Not Publicly Released (Claims)
The Washington County Sheriff's Office reportedly returned "no records" for video of the surrender and booking. A 33-hour manhunt ended, and the ending was apparently not recorded.
Read thisTyler Robinson Surrender — September 11
The reported September 11 surrender at the Washington County Sheriff's Office — the Brooksby timeline, the 6:25 PM Miranda, the missing bodycam, the 33-hour manhunt framing. Everything the surrender video would settle.
Read thisUtah County Sheriff — Surrender Coordination
Sheriff Mike Smith's place in the surrender chain: the 8:04 PM call, the booking-agency records, and the state agent who made the arrest hours later.
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Interesting
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- Carlson used Kirk's own stage to call taking AIPAC money America-last.
- Five sources describe a donor weekend that "went off the rails", with talk of blackmail.