One Detail From Alleged Charlie Kirk Assassin’s Charging Doc Raises Questions About Transgender Lover
The man charged with killing Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk told his transgender lover he had been engraving bullets that authorities later found with left-wing messaging on them, raising questions about…


The man charged with killing Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk told his transgender lover he had been engraving bullets that authorities later found with left-wing messaging on them, raising questions about possible warning signs for the attack, according to a court document released on Tuesday.
State officials revealed incriminating text messages they allegedly found between 22-year-old Tyler Robinson and his boyfriend, who identifies as a transgender woman, after Kirk was shot dead at a Utah Valley University (UVU) speaking event on Sept. 10 in Orem. Utah County Attorney Jeffrey Gray’s office alleges that Robinson left writings such as “hey fascist! CATCH!” on bullet casings — which Robinson appeared to mention to his romantic partner, according to the alleged text messages. (RELATED: Watch the Daily Caller’s documentary “Groomed”)
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“Remember how I was engraving bullets?” Robinson texted the roommate after revealing that he was the shooter police were searching for, according to a charging document.
Authorities have said that engravings on the weaponry, left in a wooded area after the shooting, included internet slang such as “NoTices Bulge OWO What’s This?” in addition to anti-fascist political phrases.


