Charlie Kirk shooting suspect’s effort to have former romantic partner testify in person is denied (opens original article in a new tab)

A judge dismissed a defense motion to have a former romantic partner testify in person, allowing the use of recorded evidence instead.

• A judge denied a motion to subpoena a former romantic partner to testify in person in the trial of Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk.
• The court allowed the use of recorded interviews and other evidence, including a handwritten note and text messages, to establish probable cause.
• The next court date is scheduled for Friday to discuss additional matters before the preliminary hearing in July.