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Dea… Penalty Ruling in Kirk Case
Prosecutors said Robinson could face the death penalty if convicted of killing Kirk at a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10, 2025. The back-and-forth has devolved into a war of words, with prosecutors accusing the defense of releasing misleading information through court filings and the defense accusing prosecutors of “hubris” when responding in a string of media interviews they say violate a gag order. Robinson will appear by video from jail. He has not yet entered a plea and will not be expected to until after his preliminary hearing, which is set to be held over a week in early July.
The case has been moving along recently. Lance Twiggs, a 22-year-old trans lover and former roommate of accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson, was granted limited immunity for statements he provided to prosecutors during an April interview. Twiggs could become a key witness during a multi-day preliminary hearing scheduled for next month in Robinson’s murder case. According to court filings, Twiggs met with prosecutors on April 20 and participated in a recorded interview about Robinson.
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