Tyler Robinson’s Mom Erased Her Gun-Toting Facebook Photos

As the investigation into Charlie Kirk’s murder continues, attention is turning to the killer’s family. Screenshots show Tyler Robinson’s mother, Amber Jones Robinson, once proudly posted photos of her children posing with powerful guns. After the shooting, those posts vanished—sparking claims she tried to “clean up” her timeline.

But the internet remembers. Images from 2017 show the family smiling with military-grade weapons in Salt Lake City. A 2021 birthday post calls Tyler a “brilliant kid who loves leatherworking, guns, and cowboys.”

Critics say this home environment may have influenced Tyler’s violent path. The Robinsons haven’t commented, but the deleted images raise deeper questions—and now, the public is watching closely.

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