The suspect in the murder of Trump activist denies guilt: what is known

Taylor Robinson, the suspect in the murder of Charlie Kirk, has refused to admit his guilt. Utah Governor Spencer Cox reported that Robinson is not cooperating with the authorities, but those around him are assisting in the investigation.

“He did not confess to the authorities. He is not cooperating, but all the people around him are cooperating. And I think that is very important,” emphasized Cox.

It is reported that Taylor Robinson joked after the shooting, trying to divert attention from his involvement in the event.

Evidence of deep penetration by leftist ideology

The governor confirmed that Robinson was deeply imbued with leftist ideology, but detailed evidence has not yet been released. The suspect is currently being held in custody, and charges will be officially presented on Tuesday, September 16.

“Information about deep penetration by leftist ideology came from his acquaintances and relatives. But there will be much more data in the indictment materials when everything is compiled,” Cox reported.

Charlie Kirk was a well-known right-wing activist who criticized Ukraine and American support for Kyiv. After his death, President Donald Trump plans to posthumously award Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

22-year-old Taylor Robinson has not admitted his guilt in the murder of Charlie Kirk. Utah Governor Spencer Cox reported that the suspect is not cooperating with law enforcement, but those around him are providing assistance in the investigation. Robinson was deeply imbued with leftist ideology, but specific evidence has not yet been released. The suspect is currently behind bars, and charges will be presented on Tuesday.