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Questions Arise After DOJ REVEALS Alleged Shooter's Texts With Roommate
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8:09Now PlayingAccording to charging documents released Tuesday by Utah County officials, Tyler Robinson — the suspected killer of Charlie Kirk — allegedly texted his roommate on the day of the shooting, discussing his rifle, possible motive, and other details about the planning of the attack. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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"Charlie Kirk’s suspected killer, Tyler Robinson, allegedly texted his roommate the day of the shooting and discussed his rifle, possible motive and other details on the planning surrounding the event, according to charging documents released by Utah County officials on Tuesday.
Robinson’s roommate told police about a note left by Robinson under the keyboard, which read, “I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk and I’m going to take it.” Police say they found a photo of the note.
In the court filing, prosecutors described the roommate as “a biological male who was involved in a romantic relationship with Robinson.” Robinson’s roommate provided their text messages to police, according to the documents."
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