Who could have posted it, and what the account status looked like at the time that it was posted?

Right.

So sometime between September 10th and 17th is when, um, his Discord account was, um, deleted.

So it is a really difficult area of research because, um, you can only s- basically use the Discord API to get messages from Tyler confirmed, um, if you have the alphanumeric key that's a- associated with his, um, account.

But since they deleted his account, like right after the preliminary, um, it's really difficult to confirm 100% if it is him.

And because Discord gave his account, um, a randomly generated username, I've already found five to 10 accounts in the same servers as him that are Zealous Monkey, um, 'cause his account, I think, was like Zealous Monkey 55095.

Um, anyways, there's... they're covered their tracks.

Which one of these things do you believe is most directly undercut or I guess complicate the claim that the Discord message was an authentic confession by Tyler Robinson? What's the most glaring thing to you?