In a Provo courtroom, the ordinary became incriminating — a towel and a screwdriver, bearing the DNA of two men, have drawn a 23-year-old into the center of a murder case that shook the American conservative movement. Tyler Robinson stands accused of fatally shooting Charlie Kirk, a 31-year-old activist, during a campus event in Utah last September, and the forensic record now places him at the alleged sniper's perch with mounting specificity. The preliminary hearing this week is not yet a trial, but it is the moment where the weight of evidence begins to press against the threshold of account
DNA evidence links suspect and roommate to Charlie Kirk assassination case
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