Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Tyler Robinson's defense calls on expert from Kohberger case to argue bias in jury pool Alleged Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson's fingerprints, palm print found near rooftop: report Tyler Robinson defense asks court to bar cameras for next in-person hearing The Utah judge overseeing the case against Charlie Kirk’s accused assassin Tyler Robinson has unsealed a ballistics report from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives that could not conclusively match a bullet fragment to the suspected murder weapon but confirmed a match with the spent casing. Prosecutors have alleged that separate testing found DNA consistent with Robinson’s on the gun, on the towel and on three of the four rounds inside. The report’s conclusions had already been made public in prior court proceedings, but the document itself is now available from the court, and it includes some new details.
