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The days following Charlie Kirk’s assassination were a whirlwind.
It felt like the official narrative about alleged shooter Tyler Robinson’s surrender flipped around several times and got a little confusing.
But ultimately, we were told that Tyler Robinson was brought to the police station by a family friend to turn himself in.
Now, as it turns out, no footage exists to prove that ever happened!
As part of an investigation into the Charlie Kirk assassination case, a local Utah news station requested surveillance video of Tyler Robinson entering the police station.
Basically, they were told that it doesn’t exist.
Here are the details:
An investigation found no surveillance video of Tyler Robinson turning himself in after being accused of taking out Charlie Kirk.
Requests were either denied, or investigators were told the records do not exist and may have even been destroyed.
No one knows whether the video… pic.twitter.com/eRYLR7ki7b
— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) November 20, 2025
An investigation found no surveillance video of Tyler Robinson turning himself in after being accused of taking out Charlie Kirk.
Requests were either denied, or investigators were told the records do not exist and may have even been destroyed.
No one knows whether the video ever existed or was shared with another agency.
The sheriff’s office said that surveillance footage is deleted after 30 days.
Even if that is the case, it’s very troubling that they did not preserve footage that is critical to the case against Tyler Robinson.
More than that, they didn’t even share it with any other law enforcement agency.
2KUTV has more details:
2News Investigates uncovered possible missing surveillance video of Tyler Robinson turning himself in to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office just days after allegedly shooting and killing Charlie Kirk.
“Our job was not to interview; our job was just to get him here,” said Washington County Sheriff Nate Brooksby on Sept. 17. “Within the hour, my friend drove Tyler and his parents to my office, where he was greeted by plainclothes detectives.”
2News filed a public records request with the Washington County Sheriff’s Office for video showing Robinson entering the Washington County Jail/holding area and video of Robinson in a holding room.
“We do not have any records responsive to this portion of the request, as Tyler Robinson did not go to or enter the jail area,” wrote a records officer with the Sheriff’s Office. Holding room video was denied as part of the investigation.
A few weeks later, 2News reupped the request in a more generalized fashion, inquiring for “surveillance video showing Tyler Robinson walking into Washington County Sheriff’s Office.”
“Our office does not have any applicable records responsive to this request, as the surveillance footage is no longer available after the 30-day retention period,” wrote a records officer.
When asked if the video was shared with any law enforcement or legal agency, the department responded, “It is my understanding it was never sent out to any agency.”
This all begs the question: did the footage even exist in the first place?
Look, I’m not saying Tyler Robinson didn’t do it or that it’s all some conspiracy.
But, so many details of this case just aren’t sitting right.
And, this new revelation that the sheriff’s office footage has conveniently disappeared certainly isn’t doing anything to quell all the skepticism about the whole thing.
Take a look at some of these comments:
How is it that technical issues and standard retention policies only ever seem to delete evidence in the most politically convenient directions?
At this point, missing footage isn’t a mistake.
— Thomas Antony (@ItsThomAnt) November 20, 2025
I guess they have the same cameras that were used in Jeffery Epstein’s wing of the prison.
— Generation RuckuZ (@GenRuckuz) November 20, 2025
This country treats crucial evidence the way I treat socks in the laundry they just vanish into the void.
— WillimeshKO (@iamwilliamKO) November 20, 2025
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