Multiple reports say an FBI review of evidence tied to the shooting of Charlie Kirk includes DNA results that allegedly match Tyler Robinson and Lance Twiggs. According to the accounts, DNA from both men is reportedly found on a towel used to conceal a suspected murder weapon, along with DNA on or associated with a screwdriver recovered from the sniper’s perch. The New York Post reports that the findings were presented during the second day of a hearing focused on whether Robinson will stand trial for Kirk’s killing. Fox News also describes the towel and screwdriver as key pieces of evidence connected to the sniper position, stating that the DNA results allegedly correspond to Robinson and Twiggs.
The reports characterize the DNA as “likely” or “allegedly” matching, and they describe the information as part of an FBI report introduced in court-related proceedings. The outlets do not provide additional details on the methods used, the context of the DNA samples, or any defense responses within the excerpts provided.
