Charlie Kirk Shooting: New Evidence, Delays, and Conspiracy Theories

On March 31, Charlie Kirk got taken out last fall at Utah Valley University and now Tyler Robinson, the main suspect, might have a real shot at, beating the charges.

New cord docs show the ATF couldn't link the bullet from Kirk's autopsy to the Mauser rifle tied to Robinson.

That's got folks rethinking the whole case against him.

Candace Owens jumped in this week, calling out Neocons for pushing weak evidence.

She's been on this conspiracy angle for months, and the defense is ready to use that ATF report as proof Robinson's innocent.

They're pushing to delay the preliminary hearing by six months for more tests.

Kirk's widow, Erica, who's now running his nonprofit, wants every bit of this out in the open.

She's fighting the defense's move to keep cameras out of court, saying transparency stops wild theories and builds trust in the system.

On top of that, Robinson's team tried kicking out local prosecutors over a conflict, turns out one prosecutor's grown kid was in the crowd during the shooting.

A hearing set for April 17th to hash out public access to future proceedings.

Erica's also fed up with these delays dragging justice out, but with forensic still unfolding, this case is far from wrapped, could flip everything we thought we knew.

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