Officials' disclosures may jeopardize due process, complicating the path to a fair trial in a high-profile murder case.

Utah prosecutors charged Tyler Robinson, 22, with the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Officials say they are seeking the death penalty.

Tyler Robinson turned himself in to Washington County authorities with his parents after allegedly shooting Charlie Kirk at a UVU campus event.

Tyler Robinson confessed to his boyfriend that he killed Charlie Kirk but the beau allegedly didn’t alert the police — leading to questions about whether he could also face criminal

Reporters from national and international outlets crammed into 4th District Judge Tony Graf’s courtroom to watch the proceedings. Many migrated from a news conference held earlier in the afternoon a few blocks away, where Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray announced he intends to seek Robinson’s execution.

Tyler James Robinson is in custody for allegedly fatally shooting conservative icon Charlie Kirk during a UVU debate.

Unbeknownst to the executioners, one would fire a dummy bullet so they wouldn’t know exactly who killed Charlie Kirk’s accused assassin.

People questioned the veracity of texts released in court documents which detailed Robinson allegedly admitting he was responsible for shooting Charlie Kirk.

To the jail, are we ready to proceed? Yes, your honor. Calling case 251403576, State of Utah v. Tyler James Robinson. Could you state your name? Tyler James Robinson. Thank you for being here, Mr. Robinson.

Prosecutors have outlined their case against Tyler James Robinson, the 22-year-old Southern Utah native accused of killing conservative commentator Charlie Kirk

Among the charges are aggravated murder for allegedly creating “a great risk of death” to at least one other person besides Kirk and Robinson.

On September 10, 2025, Charlie Kirk, a Christian nationalist activist and superstar MAGA organizer, was fatally shot while addressing an audience on the