Tyler Robinson
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The Robinson Trial Needs Speed and Sunlight
As a judge prepares to set the schedule in the Charlie Kirk case, the court should guarantee a firm trial date and an open record. Both are the best defense against misinformation.
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What an ‘Inconclusive’ Bullet Comparison Can and Cannot Show in the Robinson Case
The A.T.F. could not match the fatal bullet to the rifle prosecutors say Tyler Robinson used. Here is what that finding means, and what it does not.
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2028 or 2029? A Judge Weighs When Tyler Robinson Will Be Tried
Prosecutors proposed a January 2028 trial; the defense asked for late 2029. Judge Tony Graf is expected to issue a scheduling order on Nov. 9.
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Online Investigators Have Theories About the Robinson Case. Here Is How They Compare With the Record.
Podcasters and citizen sleuths have built big audiences around the prosecution in the Charlie Kirk killing. Some raise fair questions about the evidence; others make claims the record contradicts.
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Where the Robinson Case Stands, and the Open Questions About the Evidence
Tyler Robinson has been ordered to stand trial in the killing of Charlie Kirk, but there is no trial date. A guide to what the state says its evidence shows, and what the record leaves unresolved.