Crime & Justice
Charlie Kirk Shooting Suspect Left Early Morning of Attack Claiming Long Work Commute
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"I heard him leaving and he just said he had a, like, a long drive to work that day, so he was leaving early... I would have thought it was 5 AM because that's when like an early work day was for him, but it was probably more like 4."
Tyler Robinson left his apartment around 4 AM on September 10th, earlier than his typical 7 AM departure for his electrician job, telling his roommate he had a long work commute. He did not contact Twiggs until 11 PM that night with an automated message after the shooting occurred.
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