Overview
- Utah Judge Tony Graf issued a gag order in the State v. Tyler Robinson case that restricts attorneys, witnesses, court staff, and other direct participants.
- Hindustan Times reports that Tyler Robinson, 22, admitted to killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
- On Oct. 19, Candace Owens posted that she would “violate” the order and claimed her findings could “burn the house down.”
- Owens suggested federal involvement in the assassination, said she lost faith in President Trump, and previously alleged pressure from pro‑Israel donors.
- A screenshot of Kirk messages shared by Owens was verified as genuine by a current TPUSA employee, but she has offered no evidence for her broader claims, drawing condemnation from MAGA figures including Laura Loomer.