Court Testimony Traces Tyler Robinson's Movements Before the Shooting
Showing 7 Chick-fil-A videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.
FBI Agent David Hull testified that investigators traced Tyler Robinson's movements by working backward and forward from surveillance footage showing him on the Losee Building rooftop at the time of the shooting, establishing that Robinson visited Utah Valley University's campus at least four times across September 10th and 11th, including a stop where he ordered food at a campus Chick-fil-A location as part of his documented movements that day. During cross-examination, defense attorneys pressed an FBI DNA analyst on bureau policy prohibiting examiners from describing forensic DNA results as having a zero error rate, though the analyst clarified under prosecution questioning that the DNA recovered from evidence including a screwdriver and a towel wrapped around the rifle was found to most likely belong to Robinson rather than his roommate. The preliminary hearing's surveillance timeline, built in part around these routine campus movements, has become a central piece of the prosecution's broader case establishing premeditation.