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tyler robinson defense says he 'hit the intended target' and did not endanger crowd
Tyler Robinson's attorneys are seeking to block the death penalty, arguing the bullet traveled above the crowd and prosecutors have not proven he knowingly endangered others when Charlie Kirk was shot at Utah Valley University.
By SLC Scoop StaffAugust 12, 20261 views
The defense team for Tyler Robinson is seeking to block the death penalty in the case involving the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.
Robinson’s attorneys argue the shot hit its intended target and traveled above the crowd, claiming prosecutors have not shown that he knowingly endangered others nearby.
The argument is part of the defense’s effort to challenge the state’s pursuit of capital punishment as the case moves forward.
