Donald Trump Jr spoke out about the bombshell evidence revealed in Tyler Robinson’s pre-trial hearing.

‘Fact: Tyler Robinson was on the Utah Valley University campus 4 times between September, 10 2025 and the early hours (approximately 12:40 am) on September, 11 2025,’ the president’s son wrote on X.

‘Major detail no one seems to be talking about: Tyler Robinson was not a student at UVU!!!’

Trump Jr was back in court today after he and his wife, Bettina Anderson Trump, attended the court hearing on Monday.

The president’s son once said Charlie Kirk was ‘like a brother’ to him, and spoke at the conservative activist’s funeral.

A woman who is attending Tyler Robinson’s hearing said it has been emotional.

Denae Branch told the Associate Press when she teared up during the hearing Erika Kirk reached over to offer her a tissue.

‘She doesn’t know if I’m Team Erika or not, yet she handed me a tissue, and I lost it,’ Branch said during the lunch recess. ‘She didn’t know if I was a friend or not, and she showed love.’

Charlie Kirk’s widow made a quiet entrance into the courtroom today, after Monday’s dramatic hearing.

Erika and her in-laws left the courtroom on Monday when horrific footage of the shooting was played.

Prosecutors in the case against accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson cited his defense attorney’s colorful track record as they sparred over allowing key evidence in his murder trial.

His defense attorney Kathy Nester, 59, attempted to prevent key evidence from being admitted at his pre-trial hearings this week.

Nester is a veteran trial attorney with a number of infamous defendants on her resume.

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Tyler Robinson’s lawyer’s VERY colorful track record revealed

Kathy Nester, the defense attorney for Charlie Kirk’s accused killer Tyler Robinson, is a veteran trial attorney with a number of famous defendants on her resume.

Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin Tyler Robinson made contact with several members of the conservative activist’s organization Turning Point USA before the assassination, his pre-trial hearing heard.

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Tyler Robinson ‘contacted Charlie Kirk’s colleagues before shooting’

On Tuesday, Utah State Bureau of Investigation agent David Hull testified that hours before Kirk was killed, Robinson visited the amphitheater where the influencer was preparing to speak.

The prosecution allowed the defense to call FBI forensic analyst Amanda Bakker to the stand.

She signed the report that identified Robinson and Twiggs DNA on a towel and screwdriver at the shooting scene.

The prosecution introduced an FBI report that found DNA evidence from Tyler Robinson and his transgender lover and roommate, Lance Twiggs.

The DNA was found on a towel wrapped around a rifle near the scene.

Twiggs has not been accused of wrongdoing and has been cooperating with investigators.

Erika Kirk fought back tears as she forgave her late husband’s suspected assassin in a heartbreaking moment during his memorial service in September.

She told the crowd of more than 60,000 mourners at State Farm Stadium that her late husband would have wanted her to forgive his killer.

‘[Charlie] wanted to save young men just like the one who took his life,’ Erika said, sparking roars from the crowd and a standing ovation.

‘That man, that young man, I forgive him,’ Erika Kirk said while breaking into tears.

The prosecution has called Utah Department of Public Safety Sergeant Jennifer Faumuina to the stand.

Tyler Robinson, 23, is the man accused of shooting Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025, in front of thousands of students at Utah Valley University.

Prosecutors say he confessed in a message to his transgender partner, writing that he pulled the trigger because he had ‘had enough of [Kirk’s] hatred.’

Growing up in a Utah suburb, Robinson appeared destined for a bright future: he was raised in a close-knit conservative family, was a star student and earned a 4.0 GPA.

Somewhere around the COVID pandemic, however, friends and family say he changed — and investigators believe he was radicalized online.

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On the one-week anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s death, officials unveiled a trove of evidence they hope will secure a conviction against alleged assassin Tyler Robinson.

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s horrific murder, an ugly specter emerged: people, perversely, celebrating his death.

In fact, more than 600 Americans were fired from their jobs over their negative reactions to Kirk’s murder, according to a November 2025 Reuters investigation.

Many of those terminations subsequently sparked a flurry of lawsuits, which all claimed their firings were in violation of their First Amendment rights.

A number of the legal filings, including one by a biologist and former cop, have resulted in eye-watering payouts and even seen some people getting their jobs reinstated.

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The conservative activist’s death sparked an uproar across the country, with one group mourning him, and another rejoicing over his passing on September 10, 2025

Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin Tyler Robinson texted his transgender partner explaining his motive for the shooting, prosecutors allege.

His lover, Lance Twiggs, is expected to delivery testimony in a recorded statement at this week’s hearing.

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See messages Charlie Kirk suspect sent after assassination

In text messages revealed as Robinson made his first court appearance on Tuesday, the suspect was shown to have warned his transgender lover Lance Twiggs not to speak to police.

Charlie Kirk’s family issued a statement ahead of Monday’s preliminary court hearing for his suspected assassin.

‘Charlie was a beloved husband, son, brother, friend, and father. Every court proceeding serves as a painful reminder of his death and the loss that has irrevocably impacted our lives and the lives of his children,’ said the statement from his widow, Erika Kirk, his parents, Robert and Kathryn, and his sister, Mary.

‘Out of respect for the judicial process, we will not be commenting further at this time. We ask for continued privacy as we navigate this process and immense grief.’