GPS—Robert "Robin" Westman devices were present during at least 5 antifa protests. Upon cross pollinating devices at his residence, there were numerous ‘burner’ phones. His devices have also appeared to have been present with a number of Zizians, including their founder Jack LaSota, on two occasions two months apart. It adds up, because he claims to "hate fascism & inequality", he had "1312" in his username. He was 100% trantifa, not a "right winger" like many lying Antifa are trying to claim to distance themselves from the sh*t storm surrounding the church shooting of children. It's also important to point out that the Far Left/Antifa to Trans pipeline many times, terminates with incorporating Nazi ideology through the Pro Palestine intersection involved. The Zizians, are a cult-like group that has been widely described in media reports as a radical collective primarily consisting of transgender vegans with ties to rationalist communities, anti-AI ideologies, and extreme activism. This group has been linked to a series of murders and suspicious deaths across multiple U.S. states in 2025, earning it labels like "trans murder cult" or "vegan death cult" in various news outlets and online discussions. The Zizians originated from online rationalist and effective altruism circles in the Bay Area, drawing in highly intelligent individuals, including math geniuses and programmers. The group's leader, Jack LaSota (also known as "Ziz" or "Jack Ziz"), is a transgender person who reportedly promoted extreme veganism, anti-artificial intelligence views, and authoritarian control over members. Experts have compared it to cults using models like Steven Hassan's BITE (Behavior, Information, Thought, and Emotional control) framework, noting how it allegedly manipulated followers through emotional and ideological means. The group has been accused of issuing "kill orders" and fostering an environment that led to violence, though not all members are implicated in crimes. In early 2025, the group came under scrutiny after a traffic stop in Vermont led to the discovery of connections to the murder of U.S. Border Patrol Agent David Maland. A 21-year-old transgender member of the Zizians was indicted on federal murder charges and faces the death penalty. The Zizians have been tied to the deaths of a Pennsylvania couple (parents of one member) and other incidents in California, including an attempted murder and a faked death. In total, the group is linked to at least six killings across three states: Vermont, Pennsylvania, and California. Additional arrests include LaSota on trespassing charges (held without bail) and other members like Alexander Leatham and Suri Dao, who face trial for related murders. One case involved a German math prodigy allegedly drawn into the group before her involvement in crimes. As of mid-2025, multiple members are in custody, with ongoing trials and federal investigations. The U.S. Justice Department is pursuing capital punishment in at least one case. The group has gone underground, but it has sparked broader discussions about cult dynamics in online communities.