Conspiracy theories regarding Charlie Kirk are spreading quickly a lot now, but Discord is shutting this one down. The platform confirmed Tyler Robinson didn’t use it to plan or hide Kirk’s shocking murder.
The company told TMZ it dug into Robinson’s activity after his arrest. Investigators did find an account linked to him. But Discord insists it found no evidence that Robinson plotted violence or shared anything related to the killing on its servers.
“Messages referenced in recent reporting about planning details do not appear to be Discord messages,” a company spokesperson told TMZ. Instead, those words came from a note Robinson left behind and conversations his roommate later relayed to a friend.
What Investigators Actually Found About Tyler Robinson
According to authorities, Robinson’s roommate gave the FBI a look at some material after the shooting. The roommate said Robinson once joked on Discord. He also showed them messages about a rifle being left in a bush wrapped in a towel. But Discord pushed back, saying those weren’t posts on its platform at all. They came from the note, not the chat service.
Discord says it shut down Robinson’s account once it confirmed his identity. The company stressed that it removes accounts linked to real-world violence whenever possible.
Utah authorities confirmed that Robinson remains in custody. They said so far they believe he acted alone, though they continue to investigate the shooting.
The details around the murder of Charlie Kirk remain a lot chaotic. A high-profile political figure gunned down at a college event has left the country stunned. With rumors swirling, Discord clearly wants to distance itself from any claims that its service played a role.
For now, the focus stays on Robinson and the ongoing investigation. Discord, meanwhile, draws a hard line. No planning happened on its watch.
