Tyler Robinson Court Proceedings and Trial

Showing 70 Court Hearings videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

The criminal case against Tyler Robinson, charged with the aggravated murder of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025, unfolds across these court proceedings. Videos cover the case from Robinson's first in-person court appearance, shackled and under heavy security, through multiple pretrial hearings before Judge Tony Graf addressing sealed transcripts, media access, and a defense motion to disqualify the entire Utah County Attorney's Office over an alleged conflict of interest involving a prosecutor's daughter who was present at the shooting. Extensive coverage follows the multi-day preliminary hearing, including testimony from Officer Christopher Bagley and Agent David Hull on the crime scene and surveillance footage, FBI forensic examiner Amanda Baker on DNA analysis linking Robinson to a recovered Mauser 98 rifle, and roommate Lance Twiggs's testimony describing Robinson's confession, engraved bullets, and text messages admitting the shooting. Legal analysts including Jonathan Turley, Trey Gowdy, and Josh Ritter appear throughout to explain courtroom procedure, the death penalty process, and rulings on whether cameras will be permitted at trial, an issue Erika Kirk has publicly advocated for. Additional videos track funding decisions by Utah County commissioners, Erika Kirk's invocation of the state's victims' rights law to speed proceedings, and ongoing disputes over what evidence and testimony will be made public before the case reaches trial.