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REVEALED: Fbi expert dna match tyler robinson trial - The Real Truth
Details about DNA evidence were revealed in the pre-trial hearing of Tyler Robinson, the prime suspect in the takedown of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Additionally, the court was shown footage of the 23-year-old suspect strolling around the Utah Valley University campus, eating a meal from Chick-fil-A, and talking to Kirk’s staff before the Turning Point USA co-founder was fatally struck in the neck on September 10, 2025.
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Highlights
- Tyler Robinson's pre-trial is currently underway.
- Details were revealed regarding DNA material found on a screwdriver, located on top of the campus building from which the sniper pulled the trigger on Charlie Kirk.
- DNA material on a towel found wrapped around a rifle left in a wooded area was also addressed.
- The court also saw new footage showing the suspect's alleged movements on the day of the attack.
Details about DNA evidence were revealed in the pre-trial hearing of Tyler Robinson
Image credits: Rick Egan-Pool/Getty Images
Trigger warning: this article contains graphic details that may be distressing to some.
Tyler Robinson’s pre-trial is underway to determine whether there is enough evidence to take him to trial for the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
Prosecutors are seeking the de*th penalty, and Robinson has yet to enter a plea in the case.
Details about a screwdriver left on the rooftop of a campus building, as well as a towel, found wrapped around a rifle found in a wooded area nearby, were presented during the pre-trial on Tuesday.
Image credits: Trent Nelson/The Salt Lake Tribune/Getty Images
FBI analyst Amanda Bakker said both the towel and screwdriver contained DNA from two sources and could possibly be a match to Robinson and Lance Twiggs, his transgender roommate and lover.
95 percent of the contributing genetic material came from one source and 5 percent came from another, Bakker said during her testimony.
She noted that “Robinson’s DNA profile aligned better with the 95 percent contributor.”
Tyler Robinson dangled himself off a 2nd story building and exited the scene after shooting Charlie Kirk. Retards will claim this is AI. pic.twitter.com/BKheH1Vx1K
— Ian Miles Cheong (@ianmiles) July 8, 2026
Bakker said that apart from Robinson or Twiggs, no other individual’s DNA was identified as a possible contributor.
However, while being cross-examined by Robinson’s legal team, Bakker said that the DNA match was not definitive.
This, nevertheless, did not exclude Robinson as a “possible contributor.”
“She can’t match Mr. Robinson to the questioned samples,” defense attorney Michael Burt declared as Robinson’s team cast doubt on Bakker’s findings.
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Utah State Bureau of Investigation sergeant Jennifer Faumuina, who also oversaw the physical evidence collected in the case, said there was a screwdriver found on the campus’s Losee Center, where Robinson is alleged to have pulled the trigger on Kirk.
Faumuina also testified that DNA found on the towel matched two people; one was definitely Twiggs, and the other one was extremely likely to be from Robinson.
NEW Video of what a law enforcement officer is testifying is Tyler Robinson walking with a limp on UVU campus on day of Charlie Kirk’s murder. Shortly before the assassination. Its been suggested he’s walking with the limp because of a possible gun or gun part in his pants pic.twitter.com/JY1QIeJcmO
— Matt Finn (@MattFinnFNC) July 7, 2026
New video footage was also presented this week, showing Robinson’s alleged movements prior to the assassination.
The suspect was seen on campus hours before the attack, strolling around and buying a meal at a campus Chick-fil-A.
He also allegedly spoke to staff members of Turning Point USA, the organization that Kirk co-founded.
Image credits: Trent Nelson-Pool/Getty Images
David Hull, Utah’s state Bureau of Investigation lead investigator on the case, testified that Robinson left the campus at some point and returned about 90 minutes before Kirk was struck while addressing a crowd.
The suspect was in different clothes and seemed to be limping when he returned.
Tyler Robinson turns himself in to the police in this newly released footage. pic.twitter.com/eE8WJW6fAH
— National Chronicle (@NCNewsOnX) July 8, 2026
Footage captured the sniper making his way to the rooftop of Losee Building.
He was “crouching down and then crawling to the corner of the building,” Hull said.
A rifle was fired at around 12:20 p.m., after which the same man was seen running across the rooftop.
He was captured dropping an unknown object in his hands as he made his way off campus.
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Hull also testified that Robinson allegedly returned to the campus when investigators began searching for the suspect and had a brief interaction with an officer.
The officer found him suspicious and noted down the license plate of the grey Dodge Challenger he was driving.
Image credits: Andrew Harnik/Getty Images
At the time of Kirk’s assassination, Robinson and Twiggs shared an apartment in St. George. And the former had admitted to committing the crime in a text message to the latter.
Twiggs also allegedly found a note under the keyboard of the prime suspect’s computer that said, “I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk, and I’m going to take it.”
The roommate texted Robinson asking whether he was the rooftop sniper.
“I am, I’m sorry,” he replied, as per court documents.
The hearing is expected to end on Friday, with Judge Tony Graf determining whether the prosecution has presented sufficient evidence for the case to proceed to trial.
“This is America. The fact is always twisted,” one commented online
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B Parke 2 days ago
While it is unfortunate that children lost their father, I won't lose sleep over someone who spreads white christian nationalism
Bob Brooce 2 days ago
How bad a "journalist" do you have to be to turn "95% of the DNA came from one person" into "95% matc"h? "She noted that Robinson’s DNA profile aligned better with the 95 percent contributor.” Aligned better? That's not even a remotely close match. It just means that Robinson's DNA came closer to matching the bigger DNA sample that to the smaller sample. The best the analyst could manage was that it was "very likely" Robinson. Even if the standard was lower then reasonable doubt I don't see how those results are even useful to the prosecution. It's like saying "Well, it could be him, but it could also be a lot of other people."
Tabitha 2 days ago (edited)
Considering that the kind of matches that actually convict the real perpetrator have odds like one on seven trillion possibility, a full five percent of no match—-on a screwdriver which is not the m****r weapon, and not the gun which WAS—-really makes me believe this guy did NOT do it. When it happened, I said we need to look at the wife, and people jumped down my throat in the comments that I was being unfair and insensitive. Of course, the wife’s behavior ever since has not worked in her favor, and I doubt I would be called insensitive now. So how about someone on the investigative team take another good hard look at THAT angle, huh?
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nicholas nolan 2 days ago
Wait. What was that about an explosive microphone? Has anyone heard that before?
Earthquake903 1 day ago
Yes, that he was struck in the neck by shrapnel from it
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B Parke 2 days ago
While it is unfortunate that children lost their father, I won't lose sleep over someone who spreads white christian nationalism
Bob Brooce 2 days ago
How bad a "journalist" do you have to be to turn "95% of the DNA came from one person" into "95% matc"h? "She noted that Robinson’s DNA profile aligned better with the 95 percent contributor.” Aligned better? That's not even a remotely close match. It just means that Robinson's DNA came closer to matching the bigger DNA sample that to the smaller sample. The best the analyst could manage was that it was "very likely" Robinson. Even if the standard was lower then reasonable doubt I don't see how those results are even useful to the prosecution. It's like saying "Well, it could be him, but it could also be a lot of other people."
Tabitha 2 days ago (edited)
Considering that the kind of matches that actually convict the real perpetrator have odds like one on seven trillion possibility, a full five percent of no match—-on a screwdriver which is not the m****r weapon, and not the gun which WAS—-really makes me believe this guy did NOT do it. When it happened, I said we need to look at the wife, and people jumped down my throat in the comments that I was being unfair and insensitive. Of course, the wife’s behavior ever since has not worked in her favor, and I doubt I would be called insensitive now. So how about someone on the investigative team take another good hard look at THAT angle, huh?
Load More Replies... nicholas nolan 2 days ago
Wait. What was that about an explosive microphone? Has anyone heard that before?
Earthquake903 1 day ago
Yes, that he was struck in the neck by shrapnel from it
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