Prosecutors present surveillance video in court that they say places the accused shooter, identified in reporting as Tyler Robinson, on the campus of Utah Valley University (UVU) shortly before the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk. Multiple outlets describe a sequence of video segments used to reconstruct the accused person’s movements across the campus, including footage that prosecutors say shows Robinson moving around UVU and ultimately going to a rooftop area. Prosecutors argue that the video timeline shows the moment leading up to the shooting and supports their account that a fatal shot was fired from the rooftop. After the shooting, the footage is described as showing the accused fleeing the campus. ABC News reports that the defense objects to at least some of the video evidence, including a compilation that is presented to show the defendant’s presence and movements at the scene. The reporting indicates the video is being used as part of the evidentiary record and that disputes about its interpretation or presentation are part of the proceedings. The case remains focused on what the surveillance footage depicts and how it connects the accused to the killing.