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    1. Electronic_Yak9821 on

      He supposedly worked at a non-existent Dairy Queen? This is giving Bob Skuba vibes. Lanza’s barber that never existed in the barber shop that never existed.

    2. Impossible-Glass-487 on

      Should have opened some of the containers and boxes to see if there was food / depleted food stuffs in there

    3. For reference, this is (was) the Dairy Queen at 1545 N Canyon Rd, Provo, UT 84604. It won’t come up if you search for DQ locations on Google Maps because it’s listed as „Permanently closed“.

      I can’t find an exact date for the closure, or an exact date for a very detailed complaint from „2 weeks ago“, but it really does look like it closed down in the past few days as George Webb states.

      The tiles shown in the Tyler Robinson still don’t seem to match the flooring, so if I had to guess, they’re tearing it up so no one can prove that Tyler Robinson was *not* there.

      Quick note for anyone that thinks there’s no way something as innocuous as a DQ could be involved in a big psyop: Charlie Kirk’s original funder was a guy named Foster Friess (pronounced like „freeze“). That’s not a nickname. His mother’s maiden name was Foster.

      A guy named George Foster came to California after WW2 to open Dairy Queen locations, but due to restrictions on using the word „dairy“, he opened restaurants called Fosters Freeze instead. That’s why the two are so similar.

      If this all seems like a hell of a weird ass coincidence, I can assure you it isn’t. The story is quite long, though.

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