Tyler Robinson remains at the center of the prosecution in the 2025 killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, even after newly unsealed court and forensic records showed that one key piece of ballistic evidence is not as definitive as many on social media, including Candice Owens and Marjorie Taylor Greene, said.
The new documents, released this week by a Utah judge, show that federal examiners could not conclusively match a damaged bullet fragment recovered during Kirk's autopsy to the rifle prosecutors say Robinson used. But the same records also do not exclude that weapon, and prosecutors are still treating Robinson as the accused gunman in an active capital case.
