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Tyler Robinson doesn't anticipate trial until 2029

By KSL · October 22, 2026 · 1 min read
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Tyler Robinson's defense anticipates a multi-month trial to begin in 2029 due to case complexities. Robinson faces charges including aggravated murder of Charlie Kirk; the trial could last seven months. His defense cites extensive evidence review and jury selection challenges for the trial delay.

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