Chilling Confession of Accused Charlie Kirk Shooter: “I Think About the Shooting Every Day” Revealed in Court
- Tyler Robinson, 22, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, made disturbing off-mic comments during his first in-person court appearance
- He allegedly said “I think about the shooting every day” and referenced Kirk’s widow, Erika, leaving her to raise their two young children alone
- Robinson faces multiple severe charges, including aggravated murder, and could face the death penalty if convicted
In a shocking twist, accused Charlie Kirk shooter Tyler Robinson’s off-mic comments during his first in-person court appearance have been revealed, and they’re sending chills down the spines of everyone involved. The 22-year-old, who faces multiple severe charges including aggravated murder, appeared calm in court, but his private comments told a darker story.
According to a lip-reading analysis, Robinson confessed to thinking about the shooting “every day” and even referenced Erika Kirk, who is now left to raise the couple’s two young children alone. “So, he had a wife…,” Robinson allegedly said, before expressing his mental struggles behind bars. “I’m not good for anything,” he added, claiming that his thoughts are “driving me mental.”
Despite his disturbing comments, Robinson remained composed in court, even sharing brief laughs and smiles with his attorney. However, his words paint a haunting picture of a man struggling with the gravity of his alleged crimes. Judge Tony Graf postponed a decision on whether cameras would be allowed in future proceedings and whether portions of a prior phone-hearing transcript should be made public.
Robinson’s case has raised eyebrows due to the unusual transparency surrounding the investigation. Authorities initially released details that are typically kept confidential, including references to audio recordings, a purported confession, and surveillance footage. However, they have since limited public access, sparking concerns about the investigation’s integrity.
The accused shooter’s background has also come under scrutiny. His mother claimed he had grown “more political” and increasingly “pro-gay and trans-rights oriented” over the past year. Robinson’s roommate and alleged trans partner, Lance Twiggs, is currently AWOL and has not publicly addressed the media since the shooting incident.
As the case unfolds, one thing is clear: the alleged confessions of Tyler Robinson are a stark reminder of the devastating impact of his actions on the loved ones of Charlie Kirk, and the community at large.