Topic: Robin Westman

New details emerge regarding Robin Westman, the shooter at a Minnesota Catholic school. Westman's father is identified as a long-time executive at ESRI, a major CIA and NSA contractor specializing in GIS surveillance. Jones alleges that the police and US Attorney are attempting to cover up the shooter's satanic and anti-Christian motives despite a 100-page manifesto.

Matt Bracken analyzes the Minnesota shooter Robin Westman, comparing his behavior to scenes from "The Exorcist." He notes that Westman used YouTube to ensure his manifesto could not be suppressed by the FBI, unlike the Audrey Hale case. Bracken argues that these shooters seek a "new form of immortality" through internet infamy.

Robert Robin Westman, identified as a transgender individual, carried out a mass shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on August 27, 2025. Reports indicate Westman was a "trans Satanist" who targeted children and Christians, leaving behind a manifesto detailing how transitioning ruined his life. Investigative sources, including former FBI agent Kyle Serafin, provided early details on the shooter's background that the corporate media allegedly attempted to suppress.

Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan is highlighted for her past rhetoric involving an "army" and a combat knife to protect trans kids. New details from the Westman manifesto reveal the shooter's regret over transitioning and his belief that he was in the grips of a demonic mind-control operation. The shooter's father, James Westman, is identified as a senior developer for ESRI, a major geospatial contractor for the CIA and NSA.

Alex Jones identifies the Minneapolis shooter as Robert Westman (also known as Robin Westman), a trans-identified male. FBI whistleblower Kyle Serafin joins the program to confirm the identity based on law enforcement sources. They discuss the shooter's background and the potential for a corporate media cover-up regarding the suspect's gender identity.

Kyle Serafin provides further details on shooter Robert Westman, noting a YouTube channel and social media history involving his mother's support for his name change. Serafin links the attack to a broader pattern of violence against pro-life centers and Catholic churches, such as Jane's Revenge. He argues that the FBI's targeting of traditional Latin Mass Catholics emboldened such attacks.

Kyle Serafin reads a *New York Post* headline confirming that the Minneapolis gunman was identified as Robert (Robin) Westman. The report mentions a manifesto showing a psychotic obsession with mass shooters and a layout of the church with a knife pointed at the altar. Serafin characterizes the attack as a clear hate crime against Christians.