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Watch the FULL Lance Twiggs Video Played in Court

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Watch the FULL Lance Twiggs Video Played in Court
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Federal Agent Davis testified in court proceedings regarding Tyler Robinson, charged with shooting political commentator Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025. The testimony came from Lance Twiggs, Robinson's roommate and former romantic partner, who was granted immunity from prosecution to provide evidence. Twiggs revealed that Robinson had requested a Dremel tool up to a month before the shooting to engrave messages on bullets, ostensibly for a family hunting trip. On the morning of September 10th, Robinson left their St. George apartment around 4 AM, unusually early for his typical electrician work schedule, claiming he had a long commute. He left a note under his keyboard and did not contact Twiggs until 11 PM that night via automated message. The following day, Robinson returned home acting erratically, pacing around the apartment, and confirmed to Twiggs that he had committed the shooting. He expressed regret for his actions before deciding to turn himself in. Twiggs testified that while Robinson discussed politics occasionally, primarily topics heard on the radio during work commutes related to Trump and current policies, he had never specifically mentioned Charlie Kirk before the incident. The testimony included examination of text messages, Discord server communications with Robinson's gaming friends, and FBI-released surveillance images that Twiggs identified as resembling Robinson based on clothing and accessories. The court proceedings established a timeline of premeditation, execution, and immediate aftermath of the shooting.

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Suspect Tyler Robinson Engraved Messages on Bullets Before Charlie Kirk Shooting

Lance Twiggs, roommate and former romantic partner of Tyler Robinson charged with shooting Charlie Kirk, testified that Robinson requested a Dremel tool up to a month before the September 10th incident to engrave messages on bullets, claiming it was for a family hunting trip. Robinson left a note under his keyboard before the shooting and later told Twiggs he regretted his actions.

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