Bullet Mismatch in Charlie Kirk Murder Case

0:00It's April 1st, I'm Corey, with the story. This is Vancouver News today, driven by AI. Investigators in the Charlie Kirk murder case hit a snag, as defense lawyers point out that the bullet from his autopsy doesn't match the rifle linked. To suspect Tyler Robinson, this came up in recent core papers from a Utah hearing where Kirk was shot last September 10th on Utah Valley University campus. Robinson's team also flagged DNA evidence as messy, saying in mixes traces from five or more people, according to ATF and FBI reports. They asked for more time to dig through all the evidence piled against him. The killing shook the nation, sparking grief in conservative circles and drawing fire from President Donald Trump, who called out the radical left. Kirk, a dad of two and big social media voice against transgender rights, got taken out from a rooftop over his views. Prosecutors aren't sweating the bullet mismatch, calling it just inconclusive from a small fragment. He say plenty of other proof ties Robinson to the crime, ready to show at the preliminary

1:02hearing and full trial. Robinson turned himself in the next day after his family spotted him in photos, and now he faces the death penalty if convicted, iron and still unfolding, with more twists ahead.