Tyler Robinson ate Chick-fil-A and interacted with Charlie Kirk staff before shooting, court hears

The man accused of shooting Charlie Kirk at a college last year strolled around its campus, ate a meal at Chick-fil-A and interacted with the conservative activist's staff before he allegedly killed him, a court has heard. Tyler Robinson, 23, also returned close to the Utah Valley University crime scene afterwards and briefly interacted with an officer, an investigator testified. Details of Robinson's alleged movements were shared on the second day of a hearing that will test if the evidence is strong enough to proceed to trial. Robinson has not entered a plea, but throughout the hearing, his lawyers have disputed much of the evidence and expert testimony. Robinson is accused of fatally shooting Kirk as he addressed an audience at the campus on 10 September 2025 The hearing included new footage that shows a man, who prosecutors say is Robinson, repeatedly on campus on the day of the killing. The video also appears to show the suspect jumping off the roof while holding an object. David Hull, Utah's state Bureau of Investigation lead investigator on the case, testified about the footage and Robinson's alleged movements that day. He took the court through surveillance footage that all