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NYT publishes court documents for Tyler Robinson, alleged Charlie Kirk shooter (includes text messages between Tyler Robinson and roommate)
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Yeah, all of this.
I will add I was also referring to like "harboring" a suspect, but that may not even apply. Maybe it's more "obstructing justice" I don't know how these work for this scenario.
I can guess that if someone texts you they murdered someone and tells you plans for a getaway or whatever, you do nothing with that information, and later the person is captured and the messages discovered... you're gonna have a "not good" time.
It would be one thing I think to be generally aware of the murder either through some sort of witnessing of it (guy running away from the scene) or they confess to you verbally in person at some point.
It's a bit different I think when it's during the "manhunt" stage and the guy is directly contacting you with information such as they did it, how they did it, where they are currently located, etc. At the absolute least cops are gonna be digging into your entire life to find out why you were contacted and why you didn't report them to police immediately. That's just common sense on their end. And that investigation and possible (because I'm not sure) charges is what I meant. You're subjecting a totally outside person to the authorities. Whether or not anything happens legally from it, you're gonna have to get a lawyer and deal with years of shit when you could have honestly said "He never mentioned it to me ever" otherwise.
Of course just the circumstances of being the roommate basically guarantees they were going to investigated the moment he decided to actually do this... but yeah.