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42:26Now PlayingDay Four delivered some of the most consequential evidence yet in the Tyler Robinson preliminary hearing. Criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor Joshua Ritter breaks down the recorded interview of Lance Twiggs, including the text messages and an additional alleged in-person admission that together could make Twiggs the prosecution’s most important witness.
Josh also explains why Twiggs’s identification of Robinson in surveillance footage matters, how the engraved bullets could support premeditation, and later become significant during a potential death penalty phase.
Robinson is accused of killing Charlie Kirk during a September 2025 event at Utah Valley University. The defense is expected to call its final witness before the parties submit written briefs and return to court on September 1 for oral arguments.
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