Tyler Robinson case: Alleged murder weapon, notes to lover may surface on day 2, fmr prosecutor says
Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing resumes Tuesday with testimony from state investigator David Hull, followed by Utah investigators Brian Davis and Jen Faumuina, as prosecutors continue building their case in Charlie Kirk's assassination.
Prosecutors show never-before-seen security video of Tyler Robinson on Utah Valley University campus
Prosecutors on Tuesday showed never-before-seen security video of Tyler Robinson on the Utah Valley University campus on Sept. 10, the day he's accused of shooting and killing Charlie Kirk.
CCTV footage from the Utah Valley University campus captured Tyler Robinson's movements from the moment he arrived on campus through his alleged shooting of Kirk, and continued tracking him afterward.
The video released by prosecutors allegedly shows Robinson on the top of the Losee Center for Student Success, where he's accused of assassinating Kirk.
Utah Valley University CCTV also captured the car being driven by Robinson leaving campus after the shooting.
Criminal defense attorneys analyze alleged Tyler Robinson surveillance footage
Judge allows TPUSA statement into evidence over Tyler Robinson defense objection
Before State Bureau of Investigation Agent Jennifer Faumuina took the stand, Tyler Robinson's lawyers objected to prosecutors introducing a statement from TPUSA board member David Engelhardt regarding a victim-targeting enhancement penalty.
Judge Graf ruled it will be “provisionally admitted into evidence."
Charlie Kirk's widow seen holding a tissue to her face during hearing
Charlie Kirk's widow, Erika, was seen holding a tissue to her face during Tuesday's preliminary hearing.
Erika was seen holding the tissue to her face as prosecutors showed surveillance video that purports to track Tyler Robinson's movements through the University of Utah campus.
The Kirk family left the courtroom for about 10 minutes during courtroom discussion of the shooting and then returned.
New evidence presented in Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing
Investigator says shooter's identity unknown when Tyler Robinson turned himself in
State investigator David Hull said the identity of person who shot and killed Charlie Kirk wasn't known when Tyler Robinson turned himself in.
He said a person of interest was identified, but authorities didn't know who the shooter was.
"We had identified a person of interest, but we did not specifically know who the shooter was at that time," Hull said.
James Gagliano: Tyler Robinson murder case has 'mountain of evidence'
Families of Charlie Kirk and Tyler Robinson arrive to court ahead of preliminary hearing day 2
The families of Charlie Kirk and Tyler Robinson arrived to court ahead of day 2 of the preliminary hearing.
Retired FBI Supervisory Agent James Gagliano told Fox News that prosecutors may introduce new evidence regarding the alleged murder weapon and notes between Robinson and his ex-roommate and lover Lance Twiggs.
Tyler Robinson's defense team arrives to court ahead of preliminary hearing day 2
Tyler Robinson's defense attorneys arrived at the Fourth District Courthouse in Provo, Utah, ahead of Tuesday's session of the preliminary hearing in his alleged assassination of Charlie Kirk.
State investigator David Hull will be back on the stand as prosecutors will try to reintroduce CCTV footage from Utah Valley University.
Charlie Kirk's family comes face to face with accused assassin as prosecutors build case
PROVO, Utah — The family of Charlie Kirk came face to face with his accused assassin for the first time in a Utah courtroom Monday — the first day of what is expected to be a weeklong preliminary hearing.
Tyler Robinson, 23, was already in the room before members of the media were allowed in at around 8:55 a.m. He was wearing a gray suit, pink shirt and black tie, with his wrists and ankles cuffed. Later in the hearing, when videos of Kirk's shooting death were played for the sides and the judge, he showed no visible response when the sound of the fatal gunshot rang out.
Utah State Bureau of Investigation Agent David Hull was on the stand to introduce several videos, including images of Kirk’s death that were not shown publicly in court but were shown to the judge and attorneys for both sides. Two of them were described as showing the moment a sniper’s bullet struck Kirk in the neck, and they included audio that reporters could hear.
While Judge Tony Graf Jr. flinched and leaned away from the screen when the shot rang out in one of the videos, Robinson remained still during both.
Kirk’s family had already left the courtroom before they were played. They were expected to receive warnings before graphic evidence would be introduced and left twice ahead of mentions of the assassination itself.
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