Defense Questions DNA Evidence At Preliminary Hearing
By Porter Huntsman · July 9, 2026 · 1 min read
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Defense attorneys for Tyler Robinson are challenging the reliability of DNA evidence gathered following the murder of Charlie Kirk. During the third day of a preliminary hearing in Provo, the defense suggested that the defendant's DNA cannot be linked to the shooting.
Key takeaways
- Defense attorneys for Tyler Robinson are questioning DNA evidence reliability.
- The preliminary hearing is taking place in Provo, UT.
- Attorneys suggested the defendant's DNA cannot be linked to the shooting of Charlie Kirk.
- Prosecutors told the defense to save their arguments.
Defense attorneys for Tyler Robinson are questioning the reliability of DNA evidence collected after the murder of Charlie Kirk.
During day three of the preliminary hearing in Provo, attorneys attempted to suggest that the defendant's DNA could not be linked to the shooting.
Prosecutors responded to the defense's arguments by stating that the defense should save those arguments.
The legal proceedings are currently addressing evidence collected in relation to the death of Charlie Kirk.
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