Suspect Held Without Bail in Charlie Kirk Murder Case

Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old accused of assassinating right-wing activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University, is being defended by his grandmother, Debbie Robinson, who insists the FBI has the wrong man. She describes Tyler as a shy, quiet individual who never discussed politics despite being raised in a strongly Republican, Trump-supporting family, and expresses disbelief that he could have committed such a violent act or been a skilled shooter. Robinson's father, Matt, a staunch Trump supporter, reportedly turned his son over to law enforcement and has not responded to his mother's calls since the arrest. Debbie also maintains that Tyler never owned or used guns and suggests that there is no way he could be violent or responsible for the shooting, emphasizing that he has never been in trouble before. Authorities confirmed Tyler's arrest and charged him with fatally shooting Kirk, but the grandmother remains convinced of his innocence. The case continues to unfold amid public shock and intense scrutiny of Robinson's motives and background.