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Nope. Man claimed to shoot Charlie Kirk to 'draw attention from the real shooter,' police say By Carter Williams OREM — Police say that a Salt Lake City man — who was no stranger to the state's political scene — claimed responsibility moments after the shooting death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, in an attempt to "draw attention from the real shooter." George Hodgson Zinn, 71, was booked into Utah County Jail for investigation of obstruction of justice and sexual exploitation of a minor on Monday, following a few days at a hospital. Newly released police documents also detail more of what happened that led to his arrest at Utah Valley University, which sparked a firestorm on social media. After the lone shot was fired shortly after 12:20 p.m. last Wednesday, and as Kirk's security team rushed him to a hospital, officers at the scene reported that they saw an older man lying on the ground surrounded by people who appeared to be tending to him. The man, later identified as Zinn, told the officer, "I shot him, now shoot me" twice, according to a jail report compiled by UVU police. The officer reported that he could not see a weapon, but he placed Zinn in handcuffs while others at the scene cleared the area. Once in custody, Zinn continued to say he was the shooter, the report continued. Officers asked Zinn where the gun was, but they say he refused to tell them. He reportedly asked for his attorney when he was brought back to the university police headquarters for questioning, even after police said they didn't believe he was the shooter. He later said he "did it to draw attention from the real shooter," police wrote in the report. He was first taken to a nearby hospital for an undisclosed medical condition. While at the hospital, Zinn told an officer that "he was glad he said he shot the individual so the real suspect could get away," the affidavit adds. https://www.ksl.com/article/51373320/man-claimed-to-shoot-charlie-kirk-to-draw-attention-from-the-real-shooter-police-say

UPDATE: Fani loses appeal. Ga. Supreme Court will not hear Fani Willis’ appeal of her removal from Trump election case AP ^ | September 16, 2025 | KATE BRUMBACK and JEFF AMY Georgia’s highest court has declined to consider Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ appeal of her removal from the Georgia election interference case against Donald Trump and others. Citing an “appearance of impropriety” created by a romantic relationship Willis had with special prosecutor Nathan Wade, whom she had hired to lead the case, the Georgia Court of Appeals in December ruled that Willis and her office could not continue to prosecute the case. “Willis’ misconduct during the investigation and prosecution of President Trump was egregious and she deserved nothing less than disqualification,” Steve Sadow, Trump’s attorney in the Georgia case, said in a statement. Willis said she disagreed with the court’s decision, but would direct her office to make the case file and evidence available to the Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia so it can appoint a new prosecutor to replace her. Willis in January asked the Georgia Supreme Court to review that ruling, and the high court on Tuesday declined in a 4-3 decision to take up the case. One judge didn’t participate and one judge was disqualified. (Excerpt) Read more at apnews.com ...https://apnews.com/article/fani-willis-appeal-georgia-supreme-court-trump-7be50feee272612484490b53592e7e08 .

Politicians fight cowboy statue By In the news City officials in Sisters, Ore., are being accused of trying to ban construction of a bronze cowboy statue over fears that it will draw conservatives to town, according to the UK Daily Mail. The proposal to erect a bronze statue rodeo star Lane Frost riding Red Rock the bull in the middle of a roundabout has divided the Eastern Oregon town of 4,000. Mayor Jennifer Letz said it might post safety concerns by blocking sight distance and drawing too much attention inside the roundabout. A council member expressed concern over drivers hitting people stopping to view the statue. But an independent journalist, Kevin Dahlgren, claims the council opposes the statue’s western theme that might draw conservatives to town. He said “‘The mayor said, and I quote: “It’ll attract the wrong type of activity that we don’t want.” Translation: It’ll attract the wrong type of people,’ Why do I say this? Because this is a western-themed statue, and western implies tradition. Tradition implies traditional values, which really falls more in the conservative camp. And she happens to be very liberal,'” Kevin Dahlgren could be correct since the neighboring town of Bend in 2019 pulled down a billboard featuring a picture of the Oregon Trail because activists said it was offensive. https://oregoncatalyst.com/90497-politicians-fear-cowboy-statue.html#

HomeGrandstander Started another unnecessary Thread something about whitewash No one has posted in it so he has responded to himself twice already to bump his own thread. Lets let him talk to himself. .

Ahh the old "only a" attack. Does that work on your family ? Because out here in reality, Charlie Kirk is being celebrated around the world You are small person. .

No he does not. Self-reflection is difficult for Roundabout and the like.

No it is actually the opposite. Which explains your confusion. .

You are aware that President Trump is traveling to his funeral to be one of the main speakers ? And, posthumously awarding him the American Medal of Freedom ? Oh you are ? Then you just posted this golf childness post to try (and fail) to make a point. How Round&round of you. , .

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BACK TO THE THREAD. https://x.com/LangmanVince/status/1953502409939915146?

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