Defense Seeks More Time in Charlie Kirk Shooting Case Amid Evidence Review

Tyler Robinson, the suspect in the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, appeared remotely in court as his defense requested more time to review substantial discovery evidence before deciding on a preliminary hearing. The case involves serious charges including aggravated murder, with the potential for the death penalty, and Robinson's legal team is preparing for a future hearing scheduled for October 30. The case has garnered significant attention, with heightened security and legal proceedings focusing on ensuring justice and fairness.