The pro-transgender leftist accused of murdering Charlie Kirk is now standing trial.
The prosecution is laying out its evidence.
And a shocking Charlie Kirk assassination video will leave you speechless.
Megyn Kelly Breaks Down Campus Surveillance Video
Ever since Kirk’s murder, conspiracy theories have flown around social media claiming that the man police arrested, Tyler Robinson, wasn’t really the assassin.
Law enforcement believes Robinson killed Kirk because Robinson was dating a transgender and became filled with rage over Kirk’s opposition to the transgender agenda.
A preliminary hearing was finally held in the Kirk murder trial, where prosecutors laid out the evidence they intend to present, and a judge decides whether there is enough to go to trial.
In court, prosecutors presented surveillance footage of Robinson circling campus that day, with the intent to show he was at Utah Valley University at the time Kirk was murdered.
On her podcast, Megyn Kelly broke down the footage, explaining to her audience that her team had enhanced it.
Kelly described how the video showed the man prosecutors believe to be Robinson arriving at campus at 8:30 AM, making contact with Turning Point representatives.
“The police believe that is Tyler Robinson arriving on campus at 8:30 that morning. According to Sergeant Hall, the man next went on to the UVU campus and made contact with Turning Point USA representatives in the area where Charlie would soon be gunned down – Just such a chilling fact. I’m sure they thought he was a young student interested in hearing Charlie’s message, and I’m sure they happily and willingly gave him the details on exactly what time things would be getting underway,” Kelly began.
Why the Event was Outside
Kelly explained that Kirk preferred to hold his events outdoors in hopes of drawing in random passersby to the crowd so more people would hear his message.
The video showed the conversation between the accused killer and Turning Point representatives.
Kelly told her audience that the Turning Point folks wouldn’t have thought anything was up if Robinson asked normal questions about the event.
“They weren’t secret, and how they could [and how] he could best see Charlie, whatever information he asked for, as long as it was within the balance of normal propriety for a public appearance. I’m sure they would have given the whole goal was to be seen. Charlie didn’t want to do these events inside, where he would have been safer, because he wanted the hope of getting the passersby,” Kelly added.
Kelly then said the video shows the man heading back to the parking garage at 9:24 AM and that the parking garage was in the vicinity of where Kirk was set to speak.
The Man in the Video Cases Campus
The man then left campus.
“He wanted his message to reach far and wide for the chance to possibly persuade people over his point of view peacefully and logically. After that moment, the testimony was that Tyler Robinson, again the man believed to be, would leave campus again. You can see him on your screen now, returning to the parking garage; that’s what they say he’s doing here, going down the steps back to the parking garage,” Kelly added.
“After that hour on campus, it’s 9:24 a.m., just under three hours before the shop rang out. The parking garage is just a short walk from the amphitheater area, where Charlie was set to speak, the outdoor theater. In other words, the man spent a little less than an hour on campus that morning, clearly scoping up the scene. The prosecution says Robinson then returned to campus again shortly thereafter,” Video.
Further video then showed the man back on campus and on the roof where the assassin shot Kirk from.
Charlie Kirk’s assassination was the most high-profile political assassination since Robert F. Kennedy.
This trial is a chance for justice for Kirk.
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