Welcome to our comprehensive roundup of the ongoing investigation into the Charlie Kirk incident at Utah Valley University (UVU) and the subsequent legal proceedings in State of Utah v. Tyler James Robinson.
Over the past several broadcasts and field reports, independent investigators Keli and Jordan have taken a deep dive into every facet of this case—from live coverage inside the courtroom to step-by-step reconstructions on the ground at UVU. Whether analyzing witness testimony regarding rooftop evidence and DNA analysis, testing physical claims like the shirt burn theory in real-time, or touring the getaway routes and sightlines, our goal remains the same: putting theories under the microscope and sticking strictly to the evidence.
Below, you’ll find a complete video-by-video breakdown of the preliminary hearing proceedings, exclusive campus footage analysis, live field experiments, and a special off-the-cuff Q&A session.
Complete Investigation & Hearing Breakdown
Tyler Robinson Preliminary Hearing | TPI Investigates
During the preliminary hearing for State of Utah v. Tyler James Robinson, former UVU Police Officer Chris Bagley and SBI Agent David Hull provided key witness testimony regarding the tragic shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Officer Bagley detailed his discovery of a screwdriver, disturbed gravel forming a suspected “sniper pad,” and escape scuff marks on the roof of the nearby Losi Center. Additionally, Agent Hull introduced crucial crime scene footage, bystander videos, and the official autopsy report under Utah Rule 1102 to establish probable cause for the state.
I’m At UVU!!!
In this livestream video, independent investigator Keli tours the Utah Valley University (UVU) campus to visually reconstruct the day of the Charlie Kirk shooting. Guided by collaborator Jordan and joined by “Diligent Dennis,” she walks through key locations—including the stage/tent area, the Hall of Flags, the nearby rooftops, the getaway path, and the chicken coop where the weapon was recovered—while discussing witness accounts and line-of-sight theories. Throughout the walkthrough, Keli observes the campus setup, tests visibility and sound dynamics, and interacts with viewers and bystanders to gather insights for her ongoing investigation.
Tyler Robinson Preliminary Hearing #2 | TPI Investigates
During Day 2 of the preliminary hearing, FBI DNA testimony linked Tyler Robinson to key evidence, including a towel wrapped around a rifle and a rooftop screwdriver, though the defense highlighted that DNA cannot establish the timing or method of deposit. State Bureau of Investigation Agent David Hull presented surveillance footage establishing Robinson’s presence on campus, tracking his movements to the Losi building roof where he assumed a prone position at the time of the shooting before fleeing through a wooded area. Additionally, defense attorneys challenged the public display of enhanced video footage and questioned the prosecution’s political enhancement motives regarding Turning Point USA.
Tyler Robinson Preliminary Hearing #3 | TPI Investigates
During Day 3 of the preliminary hearing, SBI Agent Brian Davis testified regarding the timeline of Tyler Robinson turning himself in to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office and his subsequent formal arrest. The proceedings were dominated by extensive legal arguments over the admissibility and public broadcast of a video-recorded interview with Robinson’s roommate, Lance Twigs, alongside associated digital evidence like text messages and Discord chats. Judge Graph ultimately ruled that Twigs’s recorded interview is admitted into evidence in its entirety, but ordered specific timestamps redacted from being publicly published or broadcast in court to balance transparency with the defendant’s right to a fair trial.
Tyler Robinson Preliminary Hearing #4 | TPI Investigates
During the fourth day of the preliminary hearing, the court addressed key procedural matters, including strict courtroom decorum rules and the public display of evidence under a tiered disclosure framework designed to balance transparency with the defendant’s right to a fair trial. The prosecution presented critical physical and digital evidence—including text messages, Discord chats, bullet engravings, and DNA analysis—linking defendant Tyler Robinson to the shooting of Charlie Kirk, after which the state rested its case and the defense began presenting its witnesses.
The FAKE Preliminary Hearing EXPLAINED | TPI Episode 17
In Episode 17 of The FAKE Preliminary Hearing EXPLAINED, hosts Jordan and Keli recap four days of streaming coverage on Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing regarding the Charlie Kirk shooting. Using an alternative-history JFK analogy, the hosts examine how legal proceedings build an evidentiary case through DNA, text messages, and surveillance footage, while contrasting this with alternative theories and critical security questions. They highlight key evidence like the Lance Twiggs testimony and body-cam footage while evaluating the prosecution and defense strategies as the court approaches a ruling on probable cause.
Tyler Robinson: The Evidence They Don’t Want You to See
During the fifth day of preliminary hearing coverage, hosts Jordan and Keli discuss the evidentiary developments in the case against Tyler Robinson regarding the Charlie Kirk shooting. They debate the credibility of electronic message confessions linked to roommate Lance Twigs, highlighting potential alternative theories, forensic limitations, and procedural issues surrounding media coverage in the courtroom. Following brief defense testimony regarding DNA evidence and a judicial sanction limiting exhibit broadcasts, the court adjourned the preliminary hearing until September 1st for final arguments.
UVU 4 YOU W/ NANCY DREW | Your Questions Answered | Footage Dump
In this video, hosts Jordan and Keli review exclusive footage and photos gathered during Keli’s week-long investigation of the Utah Valley University (UVU) campus regarding the Charlie Kirk shooting incident. Utilizing custom Blender mapping software, they analyze sightlines, key locations like the Losi Center rooftop, and campus access routes to evaluate various theories surrounding the incident. The episode concludes with the hosts reflecting on their ongoing collaborative investigation and addressing audience questions about campus security, physical evidence, and potential shooting vantage points.
Testing the Charlie Kirk Shirt Theory & UVU Evidence Breakdown | Try & Prove It | Episode 18
In Episode 18 of Try & Prove It, hosts Jordan and Keli conduct live experiments and field analysis to rigorously test popular theories surrounding the Charlie Kirk UVU incident. Jordan performs a real-time burn test on a Carhartt shirt and cardboard to see if either material matches evidence found in the car, while Keli shares exclusive footage from her step-by-step walkthrough of the campus. Concluding with a critique of media commentary and a live Q&A, the hosts emphasize the importance of professional integrity, technical precision, and physical evidence in ongoing investigations.
Friday Fun with Braeden: NASCAR, Charlie Kirk, and Planes!
In this casual, off-the-cuff livestream, Keli is joined by her sons for a wide-ranging chat touching on their favorite topics, including NASCAR, aviation, and current events. Braden shares his goal of reaching 1,000 YouTube subscribers on his channel, reflects on his family’s personal connection to the late Kyle Busch, and delivers a quick rundown of NASCAR point standings. The episode wraps up with playful family banter, lighthearted impressions, and audience Q&A about planes, racing, and media coverage.
As the court awaits final arguments, the contrast between official testimony and on-the-ground physical evidence continues to raise critical questions. From digital evidence redactions and DNA timeline debate to real-time material testing and campus sightline evaluations, separating verified facts from speculation is essential to understanding this case.
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