Tyler Robinson's Semester at Utah State University in Logan
Showing 3 Logan, Utah videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.
Tyler Robinson, the man charged with killing Charlie Kirk, spent about one semester at Utah State University in Logan on a full scholarship before dropping out, according to a biographical video tracing his background from a normal upbringing in a sheriff's-deputy household to a top-one-percent ACT score. The video describes Robinson as bright and well-liked before his life took a markedly different direction. A separate video features investigator George Webb speculating, without offering documentary evidence, that ROTC programs at Utah State, the University of Utah, and Utah Valley University are connected to the case, a claim he presents as an alternative to reports describing Robinson's living situation. Webb's theory has not been corroborated by investigators and remains his own interpretation. Other videos in this pool cover Robinson's arrest after a 33-hour manhunt following a family member's tip to law enforcement, and evidence collected by the FBI, including surveillance footage and engraved bullet casings recovered from the scene.