Tyler Robinson will go to trial in 2028 in Charlie Kirk murder case

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A Utah judge ruled on Monday that Tyler Robinson will go to trial in 2028 on murder charges related to the September 2025 killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

Judge Tony Graf set the trial date during a hearing in a Provo, Utah, courtroom, more than two months after he ruled that the prosecution had enough evidence to move the case to trial. The trial will fall later than state prosecutors had requested but sooner than what Robinson’s lawyers had fought for. Robinson has pleaded not guilty to the various charges against him for the killing of Kirk.

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