Lance Twigs Granted Use Immunity in Tyler Robinson CEO Murder Case

What was said

"We've been looking into for the better part of 6 months on our team, like running it by the FBI. Like we, we've actually done a deep dive on that report and it, it hasn't fallen apart. It's been repeated by some others. And now we've heard his DNA is on the towel that was used to wrap the gun. Also, the screwdriver that they found on the roof that the prosecution says was used to assemble the gun by Tyler Robinson."

Lance Twigs, Tyler Robinson's roommate, is receiving use immunity to testify in the CEO murder case despite his DNA allegedly being found on the towel wrapping the gun and the screwdriver used to assemble the weapon. Legal analysts Matt and Mark explain that prosecutors need Twigs to authenticate incriminating evidence, including a note found under Robinson's keyboard and text messages between the two that some believe appear manufactured. The immunity protects Twigs from prosecution based on his testimony but not from independent evidence discovered outside his statements.