You know, for two dudes in the very hip college scene under 25, those text messages were completely clear of all abbreviations and "kid-speak".
Just reading those perfectly worded texts, free of colloquial speech, I am happy to learn (because they said it perfectly)-
- 22-year-olds still use phrases like "my old man", "squad car", "swept the area"
- Tyler was keenly aware that "some crazy old guy [George Zinn] was arrested and some other guy too", but they had nothing to do with it
- Tyler had to tell his partner (the transgender furry 'roommate') explicitly that his dad was "very MAGA"... because, you know, I will bet that the roomie didn't know that family dynamic and Tyler had to state it explicitly
- The lover/furry/roomie was apparently completely unaware of this action and had to be told it was in fact Tyler. Both dudes were on the same discord, there are more than 20 people that may have advanced knowledge, and "my love" was the last to find out.
- This brilliant 22-year-old with no social footprint was just dumb enough to carry his phone the entire time, text real-time updates and make calls, and have a text conversation that eliminates the possibility of support groups, any other suspects, or any support from another agency. Well, guess we should stop asking questions then, said it clearly.
- The smart 22-year-old used plain language to describe in excruciating detail his crime, as opposed to, you know, laying low and getting home and telling his partner in person.
- And after all this is done, this insanely precise text conversation, the killer decides to confess to his dad and pastor and turn himself in, because we all know if you both delete the text conversation, the FBI can't possibly get it.
Don't get me started on the FBI, the clearing of the crime scene, the autopsy, the bullet path that can't be the bullet path, all of it.
@AWP I don't care what subgroup of folks came up with it, this is the black pill for me, because all of it, because of every single piece of this story.
