The shocking death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a campus event in Utah has not only sparked national grief but also ignited intense debate over the investigation that followed. Just two days after the incident, the FBI announced the arrest of 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, calling him the prime suspect in what officials described as a politically motivated attack. But as the country watched developments unfold, Robinson’s grandmother stepped forward with an emotional plea, insisting her grandson is innocent and a victim of mistaken identity.
Debbie Robinson, speaking to local media, described Tyler as a quiet young man who avoided confrontation and had little interest in politics. She stressed that he has never owned a firearm, never shown signs of aggression, and could not have carried out a crime of this nature. To her, the FBI’s case paints a picture that does not align with the person she helped raise. “This isn’t him,” she said firmly, challenging the narrative that has already taken hold in the public eye.
