Prosecutors say Lance Twiggs, the 22-year-old roommate and partner of accused shooter Tyler Robinson, has been granted limited immunity to provide evidence in Robinson’s case. Multiple outlets report the immunity is tied to Twiggs’s testimony, which prosecutors plan to use as part of a multi-day hearing scheduled for next month. One report describes the arrangement as limited immunity to allow Twiggs to give a recorded statement.
Robinson, who is accused in connection with the killing of Charlie Kirk, is also pursuing litigation related to Twiggs’s role in the proceedings. According to one outlet, Robinson’s lawyers seek permission to confront and question Twiggs in court, rather than relying solely on the testimony format prosecutors plan to use. The same report says Robinson’s bid to confront Twiggs in the courtroom is denied.
The reporting is consistent that Twiggs is the roommate/partner central to the evidentiary plan, that prosecutors use immunity to facilitate cooperation, and that disputes continue over how and where Twiggs’s testimony will be presented. The details of the underlying allegations against Robinson are not changed by these procedural rulings, and the case is ongoing.
