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BREAKING: Judge Graf rules that ALL Exhibits will NOT be made publicly viewable in today's preliminary hearing, in remedy to the leaked Exhibit yesterday – Tyler Robinson's note to Lance Twiggs. He adds he will consider any motions to privatize Oral Arguments starting Sept 1st.

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BREAKING: The preliminary hearing in the death of Charlie Kirk has officially concluded. Oral Arguments will be limited to 4 hours, starting on September 1st, 2026. Tyler Robinson will be present. Judgr Graf will consider any motions to privatize the arguments.

BREAKING: The preliminary hearing in the death of Charlie Kirk has officially concluded. Oral Arguments will be limited to 4 hours, starting on September 1st, 2026. Tyler Robinson will be present. Judgr Graf will consider any motions to privatize the arguments.

Evan Kilgore 🇺🇸

13,584 views • 2 months ago

BREAKING: Judge Graf just ruled Exhibit 16.1 can be publicly broadcast in full to the public 16.1 Tyler Robinson's texts with Lance Twiggs 16.2 Discord chat logs 16.3 Note left to Lance Twiggs

BREAKING: Judge Graf just ruled Exhibit 16.1 can be publicly broadcast in full to the public 16.1 Tyler Robinson's texts with Lance Twiggs 16.2 Discord chat logs 16.3 Note left to Lance Twiggs

Evan Kilgore 🇺🇸

29,904 views • 2 months ago

BREAKING: Judge Graf says the leaked image of Tyler Robinson's letter to Lance Twiggs "was on his mind all night" yesterday. The letter was not supposed to be presented to the public.

BREAKING: Judge Graf says the leaked image of Tyler Robinson's letter to Lance Twiggs "was on his mind all night" yesterday. The letter was not supposed to be presented to the public.

Evan Kilgore 🇺🇸

275,453 views • 2 months ago

JUDGE RULES ON KIRK FAMILY'S TRANSPARENCY REQUEST Judge Graf denied a blanket request to publicly display all evidence, saying each exhibit in the Tyler Robinson preliminary hearing will be reviewed individually while balancing transparency with the defendant's constitutional rights.

JUDGE RULES ON KIRK FAMILY'S TRANSPARENCY REQUEST Judge Graf denied a blanket request to publicly display all evidence, saying each exhibit in the Tyler Robinson preliminary hearing will be reviewed individually while balancing transparency with the defendant's constitutional rights.

Real America's Voice (RAV)

35,062 views • 2 months ago

Utah County prosecutors tell Judge Tony Graf they do not believe portions of the preliminary hearing should be closed, detail evidence they will bring to that hearing, including a pre-recorded statement from Robinson's trans lover Lance Twiggs.

Utah County prosecutors tell Judge Tony Graf they do not believe portions of the preliminary hearing should be closed, detail evidence they will bring to that hearing, including a pre-recorded statement from Robinson's trans lover Lance Twiggs.

The Post Millennial

20,403 views • 4 months ago

BREAKING: Jack Posobiec details video of Tyler Robinson in today’s preliminary hearing of allegedly taking the shot that killed Charlie Kirk. Judge Tony Graf is expected to rule on whether probable cause exists for trial following written briefs, with oral arguments set for Sept. 1. Tayler Hansen | Turning Point USA

BREAKING: Jack Posobiec details video of Tyler Robinson in today’s preliminary hearing of allegedly taking the shot that killed Charlie Kirk. Judge Tony Graf is expected to rule on whether probable cause exists for trial following written briefs, with oral arguments set for Sept. 1. Tayler Hansen | Turning Point USA

FRONTLINES TPUSA

2,195,301 views • 2 months ago

The judge in Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing banned the courtroom camera from displaying exhibits after Robinson's note to his roommate appeared on camera in violation of a court order. Judge Tony F. Graf Jr. issued the order today (Friday, July 10) after Robinson's lawyers requested he probated any further broadcast of Robinson's preliminary hearing. It applied only to one witness because the hearing is now over. Attorneys will file briefs this summer and return to court on Sept. 1 for argument. Robinson's lawyer Richard Novak cited an earlier violation of the court order regarding camera angles that occurred in a pre-trial conference. "This is the second time that the court's orders concerning the scope of electronic media coverage have been violated. I'm a baseball fan, and I just don't think the court needs to wait for the third strike," said Novak, who is based in Pasadena, California. The mistake occurred during the testimony of Sgt. Jennifer Faumuina of the Utah Department of Public Safety. Judge Graf earlier ruled that a handwritten note that investigators say Robinson left for his roommate and romantic partner, Lance Twiggs, could be shown in open court but not broadcast. The camera operator showed the note for a couple seconds then panned away, but Novak observed that the electronic era means the note has been widely shared through screenshots and is now permanently public. Judge Graf agreed his order had been violated but declined to ban broadcasting completely as Novak first requested. The judge granted Novak's secondary request to prohibit the broadcasting of exhibits. "Effective immediately, members of the media shall no longer capture or broadcast any exhibits displayed by the parties during today's proceedings. The court finds this sanction to be proportional and appropriate in light of the violation of the court's prior order," Graf said. The sanction does not apply to the Sept. 1 hearing, for which the judge said he has not received broadcast requests. This clip has been edited for brevity. You can watch the entire discussion on my YouTube channel and Facebook page.

The judge in Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing banned the courtroom camera from displaying exhibits after Robinson's note to his roommate appeared on camera in violation of a court order. Judge Tony F. Graf Jr. issued the order today (Friday, July 10) after Robinson's lawyers requested he probated any further broadcast of Robinson's preliminary hearing. It applied only to one witness because the hearing is now over. Attorneys will file briefs this summer and return to court on Sept. 1 for argument. Robinson's lawyer Richard Novak cited an earlier violation of the court order regarding camera angles that occurred in a pre-trial conference. "This is the second time that the court's orders concerning the scope of electronic media coverage have been violated. I'm a baseball fan, and I just don't think the court needs to wait for the third strike," said Novak, who is based in Pasadena, California. The mistake occurred during the testimony of Sgt. Jennifer Faumuina of the Utah Department of Public Safety. Judge Graf earlier ruled that a handwritten note that investigators say Robinson left for his roommate and romantic partner, Lance Twiggs, could be shown in open court but not broadcast. The camera operator showed the note for a couple seconds then panned away, but Novak observed that the electronic era means the note has been widely shared through screenshots and is now permanently public. Judge Graf agreed his order had been violated but declined to ban broadcasting completely as Novak first requested. The judge granted Novak's secondary request to prohibit the broadcasting of exhibits. "Effective immediately, members of the media shall no longer capture or broadcast any exhibits displayed by the parties during today's proceedings. The court finds this sanction to be proportional and appropriate in light of the violation of the court's prior order," Graf said. The sanction does not apply to the Sept. 1 hearing, for which the judge said he has not received broadcast requests. This clip has been edited for brevity. You can watch the entire discussion on my YouTube channel and Facebook page.

Meghann Cuniff

18,276 views • 2 months ago

‼️🇺🇸: JUDGE DENIES TYLER ROBINSON REQUEST TO CROSS-EXAMINE LANCE TWIGGS 👀 After prosecutors revealed most of their Charlie Kirk assassination case relies on Robinson's roommate Lance Twiggs' testimony, the judge DENIED defense' ability to question Twiggs during Preliminary hearing next month. So the biggest reason they're charging Robinson is because of Twiggs, but the defense can't examine that evidence? 🤨 Seems like THE FIX IS IN, eh?

‼️🇺🇸: JUDGE DENIES TYLER ROBINSON REQUEST TO CROSS-EXAMINE LANCE TWIGGS 👀 After prosecutors revealed most of their Charlie Kirk assassination case relies on Robinson's roommate Lance Twiggs' testimony, the judge DENIED defense' ability to question Twiggs during Preliminary hearing next month. So the biggest reason they're charging Robinson is because of Twiggs, but the defense can't examine that evidence? 🤨 Seems like THE FIX IS IN, eh?

Diligent Denizen 🇺🇸

151,269 views • 3 months ago

JUST IN: Legal expert predicts that a recording of Tyler Robinson's trans lover will be played at the preliminary hearing in the Charlie Kirk murder trial. "We're anticipating this recording of Lance Twiggs, who's going to tell investigators, presumably, what he knew at the time of this murder..." "What he knew before this murder, the communication he had with Tyler Robinson leading up to and after the murder of Charlie Kirk." "So this is going to be very compelling..."

JUST IN: Legal expert predicts that a recording of Tyler Robinson's trans lover will be played at the preliminary hearing in the Charlie Kirk murder trial. "We're anticipating this recording of Lance Twiggs, who's going to tell investigators, presumably, what he knew at the time of this murder..." "What he knew before this murder, the communication he had with Tyler Robinson leading up to and after the murder of Charlie Kirk." "So this is going to be very compelling..."

Collin Rugg

266,828 views • 2 months ago

CRITICAL DAY IN COURT: The preliminary hearing today in Provo, Utah, with Tyler Robinson, is expected to be a DAMNING day for the defense. "A judge has decided to allow prosecutors to play a portion of the video statement that came from Tyler Robinson's former roommate." The Twiggs exhibits are about to NUKE any chances that the defense thought it had, which is EXACTLY why they've fought and obstructed for HOURS, trying to prevent the public release. LET THE WORLD KNOW THE TRUTH!!

CRITICAL DAY IN COURT: The preliminary hearing today in Provo, Utah, with Tyler Robinson, is expected to be a DAMNING day for the defense. "A judge has decided to allow prosecutors to play a portion of the video statement that came from Tyler Robinson's former roommate." The Twiggs exhibits are about to NUKE any chances that the defense thought it had, which is EXACTLY why they've fought and obstructed for HOURS, trying to prevent the public release. LET THE WORLD KNOW THE TRUTH!!

Gunther Eagleman™

37,453 views • 2 months ago

🚨WHAT I THINK WE SEE IN 10 DAYS LEADING UP TO SEPT 1ST. Judge Tony Graf rules on if there will be a trial or not. Of course he will rule yes. We are going to witness absolute Chaos. I share what I think will happen in this video! Subscribe to YouTube Link in profile as well. Candace Owens Baron Coleman

PB

44,762 views • 1 month ago

OUTRAGEOUS: Fox News’ Matt Finn: “For the past week, we’ve been able to see some really compelling new video coming out of this preliminary hearing. But today, Judge Graf ruled that the TV camera inside the court cannot broadcast any more images. He says it’s a sanction against the media, after a picture of a note allegedly written by Tyler Robinson made it on camera for 3.5 seconds yesterday.” “Judge Graf ruled the burned version of the note is okay to be broadcast but not the original version of the note. All sides are not happy that note made it on camera. The attorney for the media acknowledges it was an error but says the camera operator astutely moved off the exhibit and argues the full contents of the note are already public.” Why DOES the judge continue to allow the defense to RUN his courtroom???

OUTRAGEOUS: Fox News’ Matt Finn: “For the past week, we’ve been able to see some really compelling new video coming out of this preliminary hearing. But today, Judge Graf ruled that the TV camera inside the court cannot broadcast any more images. He says it’s a sanction against the media, after a picture of a note allegedly written by Tyler Robinson made it on camera for 3.5 seconds yesterday.” “Judge Graf ruled the burned version of the note is okay to be broadcast but not the original version of the note. All sides are not happy that note made it on camera. The attorney for the media acknowledges it was an error but says the camera operator astutely moved off the exhibit and argues the full contents of the note are already public.” Why DOES the judge continue to allow the defense to RUN his courtroom???

RedWave Press

16,637 views • 2 months ago

Metadata tells the truth... does Lance Twiggs? In the Tyler J. Robinson case, Cellebrite forensics will clearly flag any iOS "Send Later" scheduled iMessages. It parses sms.db and displays schedule_type, schedule_state, queued timestamp, composition time & delivery status, proving the messages were pre-set, not sent manually in real-time. This directly impacts the exhibits showing photographs of text threads and Lance Twiggs’ recorded testimony from the Preliminary Hearing.

Metadata tells the truth... does Lance Twiggs? In the Tyler J. Robinson case, Cellebrite forensics will clearly flag any iOS "Send Later" scheduled iMessages. It parses sms.db and displays schedule_type, schedule_state, queued timestamp, composition time & delivery status, proving the messages were pre-set, not sent manually in real-time. This directly impacts the exhibits showing photographs of text threads and Lance Twiggs’ recorded testimony from the Preliminary Hearing.

idontgiveadom

17,710 views • 2 months ago

Judge Graf has just denied the defense's motion to subpoena Tyler Robinsons boyfriend, Lance Twiggs, for the preliminary hearing: "Under findings, the preliminary hearing is limited to determining probable cause and not— is not under— not a discovery device." "Based off the foregoing analysis and findings, the court issues the following order. It is hereby ordered that the defendant's application for certificate, certificate of attendance of out-of-state witness is respectfully denied, and the state's motion to quash the subpoena is granted." TRANSLATION: The prosecution can show a video of Twiggs, and he doesn't need to show up in person, as the defense was requesting.

Judge Graf has just denied the defense's motion to subpoena Tyler Robinsons boyfriend, Lance Twiggs, for the preliminary hearing: "Under findings, the preliminary hearing is limited to determining probable cause and not— is not under— not a discovery device." "Based off the foregoing analysis and findings, the court issues the following order. It is hereby ordered that the defendant's application for certificate, certificate of attendance of out-of-state witness is respectfully denied, and the state's motion to quash the subpoena is granted." TRANSLATION: The prosecution can show a video of Twiggs, and he doesn't need to show up in person, as the defense was requesting.

Andrew Kolvet

113,826 views • 3 months ago

BREAKING: The preliminary hearing is underway for DAY THREE in the case against Tyler Robinson, and the cultists are SWEATING because today might be the day. The recording of Lance Twiggs are likely to contain BOMBSHELL revelations. Tick tock to the cultists.

BREAKING: The preliminary hearing is underway for DAY THREE in the case against Tyler Robinson, and the cultists are SWEATING because today might be the day. The recording of Lance Twiggs are likely to contain BOMBSHELL revelations. Tick tock to the cultists.

Gunther Eagleman™

47,885 views • 2 months ago

BREAKING: The judge in the Charlie Kirk murder trial sides with Erika Kirk, OVERRULES Tyler Robinson's attempt to hide Lance Twiggs' recorded testimony and messages from the public The public will be allowed to hear the interview TODAY. Erika's counsel made a direct plea: "This has NOT been easy. The family DESERVES the see the evidence. They DESERVE to know what happened to Charlie. We urge the court to display the evidence here in court."

BREAKING: The judge in the Charlie Kirk murder trial sides with Erika Kirk, OVERRULES Tyler Robinson's attempt to hide Lance Twiggs' recorded testimony and messages from the public The public will be allowed to hear the interview TODAY. Erika's counsel made a direct plea: "This has NOT been easy. The family DESERVES the see the evidence. They DESERVE to know what happened to Charlie. We urge the court to display the evidence here in court."

Nick Sortor

1,070,014 views • 2 months ago

🚨During the preliminary hearing, Lance Twiggs confirmed that Tyler Robinson had confessed to killing Charlie Kirk. Lance Twiggs’ testimony is the single most critical piece of evidence the prosecution has in its arsenal to send Tyler Robison to death row. Just 54 days after Charlie Kirk was shot, Lance Twiggs’ parents who had been struggling financially for two decades were able to pay off their $700,000 home—which was facing repossession—move to Texas, and purchase two additional houses. All payments were made entirely in cash.

🚨During the preliminary hearing, Lance Twiggs confirmed that Tyler Robinson had confessed to killing Charlie Kirk. Lance Twiggs’ testimony is the single most critical piece of evidence the prosecution has in its arsenal to send Tyler Robison to death row. Just 54 days after Charlie Kirk was shot, Lance Twiggs’ parents who had been struggling financially for two decades were able to pay off their $700,000 home—which was facing repossession—move to Texas, and purchase two additional houses. All payments were made entirely in cash.

Grace Ashford

1,116,953 views • 3 days ago

WATCH: Brandon Tatum shares his hopes for Day 4 of Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing, particularly the Lance Twiggs testimony. “I want the public to be able to hear exactly what he said in that interview. That'll give people the knowledge they need to know if there is probable cause or not.” Tayler Hansen | Turning Point USA

WATCH: Brandon Tatum shares his hopes for Day 4 of Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing, particularly the Lance Twiggs testimony. “I want the public to be able to hear exactly what he said in that interview. That'll give people the knowledge they need to know if there is probable cause or not.” Tayler Hansen | Turning Point USA

FRONTLINES TPUSA

13,194 views • 2 months ago

BREAKING: Lance Twiggs’ sworn interview WAS JUST played in open court. During this recording, Twiggs is under oath and speaking under penalty of perjury. Lance confirmed that Tyler Robinson left a note which admitted to k*lling Charlie Kirk “I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk, and I took it." (Note) Twiggs said he took a picture of the note, and placed it back on the desk

BREAKING: Lance Twiggs’ sworn interview WAS JUST played in open court. During this recording, Twiggs is under oath and speaking under penalty of perjury. Lance confirmed that Tyler Robinson left a note which admitted to k*lling Charlie Kirk “I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk, and I took it." (Note) Twiggs said he took a picture of the note, and placed it back on the desk

Sarah Fields

37,822 views • 2 months ago

The State of Utah has just confirmed that there will be graphic details shared today in the exhibits. “I wanted to give the court just a brief roadmap, but part of that was Exhibits 7, 8, and 9 that we propose introducing will be graphic in nature. And those were the exhibits I was referring to at the last hearing where we would like to take a short break before they were published, if they are published, whether it be by way of video and/or audio.” Judge Graf has determined that a monitor will be placed on the far side of the courtroom off camera to ensure any graphic exhibits are not broadcast.

The State of Utah has just confirmed that there will be graphic details shared today in the exhibits. “I wanted to give the court just a brief roadmap, but part of that was Exhibits 7, 8, and 9 that we propose introducing will be graphic in nature. And those were the exhibits I was referring to at the last hearing where we would like to take a short break before they were published, if they are published, whether it be by way of video and/or audio.” Judge Graf has determined that a monitor will be placed on the far side of the courtroom off camera to ensure any graphic exhibits are not broadcast.

Andrew Kolvet

106,088 views • 2 months ago