Utah governor says alleged Kirk shooter not cooperating with authorities

Utah governor says Kirk shooting suspect not cooperating with authorities

Utah Governor Spencer Cox said Tyler Robinson, accused in Charlie Kirk’s killing, is not cooperating. He confirmed Discord messages, noted ideological claims from acquaintances, and said charges and more details are forthcoming Tuesday.

Utah governor says accused killer of Charlie Kirk not cooperating

US investigators are still trying to determine accused gunman's possible motive for the assassination of political activist Charlie Kirk.

Utah governor: Charlie Kirk shooting suspect not cooperating with authorities | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

WASHINGTON >> The man arrested in the killing of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk is not cooperating with authorities, but investigators are working to establish a motive for the shooting by talking to his friends and family, Utah Governor Spencer Cox said on Sunday. Cox said the accused gunman, Tyler Robinson, 22, would be formally charged on Tuesday. He remains in custody in Utah.

Charlie Kirk shooting suspect not co-operating with authorities, Utah governor says

While the suspect is not talking to the FBI, Robinson’s roommate – who was also a romantic partner – was helping with the investigation, Utah Governor Spencer Cox said on Sunday.

Charlie Kirk suspect Tyler Robinson 'was in romantic relationship with transgender roommate' - Utah governor

Utah's Republican Governor Spencer James Cox said Tyler Robinson was in a relationship with his roommate - who was in the process of transitioning - though his motive is unclear and officials have not said whether the relationship is relevant to their investigation.

More Information on Charlie Kirk's Shooter to Emerge, Utah Governor Says

Much more information about Charlie Kirk’s suspected assassin and the weapon used will be released Tuesday, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said Sunday. “We’re collecting much more, including forensic evidence that is coming back from Quantico, that will help us tie the shooter to the weapon and everything else,” said Cox on ABC News’ “This Week.” “There will be much, much more information on Tuesday when that document is filed with the courts.” Prior to …