Sept 11 Grok Screenshot — Bates 003996-R2 Analysis
This screenshot captures a Grok AI analysis of the Bates 003996-R2 exhibit, explaining what the exhibit is and why it is significant to the Mirandizing date controversy. The analysis was generated in the context of research into the Tyler Robinson case and the question of whether Robinson was Mirandized on September 11 or September 12, 2025.
Tyler Robinson is charged, not convicted. All references to his alleged conduct are allegations.
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"Bates 003996-R2" is a Bates-stamped discovery exhibit (standard numbering used by the prosecution/Utah County Attorney's Office when producing large volumes of materials to the defense). It refers to a video recording (likely bodycam, stationhouse interview, or surveillance footage) of Tyler Robinson's encounter with law enforcement. The video shows him being read his Miranda rights at approximately 6:25 p.m. MDT on September 11, 2025 (with an internal video timestamp around 03:36:53 or similar, depending on the exact frame).
The exhibit has been referenced in recent defense filings and analysis (particularly around late March 2026) to highlight alleged timeline discrepancies: Robinson was already in custody and Mirandized (and reportedly invoked his right to counsel) hours before the official "surrender" narrative and a Discord confession message attributed to him. Podcaster/investigator Baron Coleman has prominently discussed and quoted from it in his coverage.
Analysis Notes
Key facts confirmed by the Grok analysis and OCR extraction:
- Exhibit identity: Bates 003996-R2 is a discovery exhibit produced by the Utah County Attorney's Office — a video recording of Robinson's law enforcement encounter.
- Miranda time: The video shows Robinson being read his rights at approximately 6:25 PM MDT on September 11, 2025.
- Internal timestamp: The video's internal clock shows approximately 03:36:53, consistent with a UTC-offset from the actual wall-clock time.
- Significance: Robinson allegedly invoked his right to counsel immediately after the Miranda reading — and the Discord messages attributed to him appeared hours later, after this Miranda encounter.
- Coverage: Investigator Baron Coleman has publicly discussed and quoted from this exhibit in his reporting on the case.
Related Pages
- Mirandize Overview — All Mirandizing evidence documents
- Grok Analysis PDF — Full Grok analysis document (PDF)
- Mirandized Sept 11 Screenshot — Companion screenshot
- Probable Cause Affidavit — Police booking document
Laws (Charlie Kirk)
- The full Bates 003996-R2 booking video, the timestamped logs of Robinson's Miranda reading, and the server metadata behind the Discord confession messages are not public yet; the Charlie Kirk Investigation Laws could bring these powerful truths out.
Citizen investigator use of this screenshot
This page's Grok/search-result screenshot is used in threads arguing September 11 Mirandizing is the controlling encounter for later statements and device access. Investigators treat it as a pointer to primary video, not a substitute for the Bates exhibit itself. Pair with Grok Analysis PDF and Mirandized Sept 11 Image.
Court Video: He Turned Himself In on September 11, Before 6:25 PM
Preliminary-hearing audio. A state witness places the last text off Lance Twiggs' phone at about 7:42 PM on September 11, is offered September 12 as an alternative, declines it, and agrees September 11 "was when he turned himself in." Source: @JohPersso on X, 2 September 2026.
The September 11 turn-in is no longer only a citizen reading of a leaked exhibit. Three records now point at the same evening: the discovery index lists exhibit Bates 3996-R1 as "Video at WCSO on 9/11/2025"; page 70 of a defense filing quotes companion exhibit Bates 003996-R2 showing the Miranda warning at 06:25 PM and the invocation of counsel at 06:26 PM; and in the clip here the state's own witness, given an explicit chance to move the date to September 12, keeps it at September 11.
If Tyler Robinson was in custody and Mirandized at 6:25 PM, he could not have posted the Discord confession timestamped 7:57 PM that same evening. That is the argument, and it is now document-backed rather than inferred.
Two ordinary explanations stay open and are recorded in full on the linked page: the 6:25 PM reading could be a misread frame or an internal video clock not synced to wall time, or someone other than Robinson could have had the account — which would undo the confession as a confession by a different route. Nothing here states that any witness or official said anything untrue.
- Full write-up, transcripts and both filing pages: September 11 — The Day He Turned Himself In
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Interesting
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- Tyler Robinson
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Related
- Probable Cause Affidavit
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