Produced by: Mohsin Shaikh
Crouched in a black Adidas tracksuit, Robinson’s photo mimicked a meme known in far-right circles—but was it cosplay, coincidence, or coded allegiance?
Pepe’s lesser-known cousin—the Groyper frog—was once fringe. Now, it's being debated in a murder investigation. What does it really mean to flash the frog?
He mocked Charlie Kirk. He wore Groyper aesthetics. But did Tyler Robinson belong to the alt-right—or is internet culture now too murky to decode?
Investigators found markings on the bullets—not Nazi runes or slogans, but video game cheat codes. Did Helldivers 2 plant ideas, or just echo them?
Robinson’s Discord chats are under scrutiny, raising a bigger question: when does edgy gamer banter tip into extremist ideology?
Was he serious? Was he ironic? In today’s meme-saturated world, one man’s costume is another’s manifesto—and the stakes are deadly.
Despite the political speculation, Robinson hadn’t even voted. What happens when ideology isn’t expressed at the ballot—but in a blaze of violence?
Pepe frogs, shooter games, anti-fascist ammo: the Robinson case reveals a volatile stew where irony, ideology, and real weapons collide.
Online sleuths say he was a Groyper. Police haven’t confirmed it. In the age of algorithms and avatars, who decides what someone really believes?