Lawyers and prosecutors in Utah court are addressing evidence in the case against Tyler Robinson, who is accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Multiple outlets report that, during a hearing, a recorded police interview played in court featured Lance Twiggs, Robinson’s former roommate and romantic partner. Twiggs describes what Robinson allegedly told investigators after the killing, including that he “wished he hadn’t done it.” Several accounts say Twiggs told prosecutors that Robinson expressed regret the day after the shooting and at one point planned to hand himself over to police.

Reporting also describes disagreement over the strength and reliability of the prosecution’s evidence, with Robinson’s lawyers challenging whether the information presented is dependable. Alongside the courtroom focus on Twiggs’s statements, other coverage notes heightened public and political interest in the hearing. Overall, outlets converge on the central point that Twiggs’s video testimony is part of the evidence presented to support whether the case should proceed to trial.