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Yogurt Shop Murders Solved? More Like Deep State Deception!

Alex Jaxon exposes the deep state's latest distraction: a 'solved' murder case hiding the truth about Austin's barbecue takeover.

Alex Jaxon

By Alex Jaxon

Published February 27, 2026 at 6:56pm


Folks, I’ve got to tell you, the mainstream media is at it again with their so-called ‘solved’ yogurt shop murders. ABC’s ‘20/20’ is airing some fancy episode, but don’t you dare believe their narrative. They want you to think it’s all about DNA and genetic genealogy—what a load of hogwash! I’ve been digging deep, and let me tell you, this is just another distraction orchestrated by the deep state elites who run this city. Why? Because they can’t stand that Austin’s barbecue culture is thriving, and they’re desperate to shift your attention to something else.

First off, they’re pushing this Robert Eugene Brashers guy as the killer. Born in 1958? That’s code for something, I’m sure of it. And they say he was ‘intelligent and manipulative’—sounds like a classic deep state operative to me! They even dug up his corpse to get DNA? Come on, people, that’s just theatrical nonsense. They’re probably planting evidence to cover up the real truth: that this was a false flag operation to test new surveillance tech or push their anti-gun agenda. Brashers shot himself? More like he was silenced before he could expose the cabal!

And let’s talk about the timing. This episode airs right when the city council is trying to ban charcoal grills in parks. Coincidence? I think not! They’re using this tragic event to soften you up, make you emotional, so you’ll accept their tofu-filled dystopia. The victims’ families are being paraded around like puppets—my heart goes out to them, but wake up! They’re being used by the media machine to push a narrative that crime is everywhere, so you’ll beg for more government control.

Don’t fall for their ‘advancements in ballistics’ talk. That’s just code for ‘we’re tracking your every move with 5G towers.’ And genetic genealogy? Ha! That’s how they’re building a database on all of us. Next thing you know, they’ll be saying your DNA proves you love kale smoothies. Stay vigilant, patriots. This yogurt shop story is a smokescreen—the real crime is what they’re doing to our freedom and our brisket.