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Judge Sets Oct. 30 Hearing in Charlie Kirk Killing Case as Defense Seeks Time

The court granted the newly appointed capital defense team additional time to review what both sides describe as a voluminous evidentiary record.

Overview

  • Tyler Robinson appeared remotely on Sept. 29 and, through counsel, said he will seek a preliminary hearing rather than waive it; no plea was entered.
  • Judge Tony Graf scheduled the next court date for Oct. 30, with a preliminary hearing to follow after the defense reviews discovery.
  • Prosecutors have charged Robinson, 22, with aggravated murder and related counts and say they will pursue the death penalty.
  • Charging documents cite DNA on a recovered rifle, surveillance images, and alleged written and digital admissions as the core evidence.
  • Public debate continues as some commentators question the case, but authorities have not corroborated those claims and maintain the evidentiary trail.