President Donald Trump has called for a swift trial for Tyler Robinson, who is accused of murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Trump's comments came after a motion from Kirk's widow, Erika Kirk, requesting an expedited trial date. Robinson's defense team has proposed a trial in 2029, citing the need for extensive evidence review, while prosecutors have suggested an October 2027 date. The judge is scheduled to consider trial scheduling during a hearing in Provo, Utah.
Key facts
- Trump criticized the judge for delaying the trial of Tyler Robinson.
- Robinson is accused of murdering Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025.
- The defense has requested a trial date in the third quarter of 2029.
- Prosecutors proposed an October 4, 2027, trial date.
- Robinson faces seven state charges, including aggravated murder.
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