Charlie Kirk Shooting Suspect Reportedly Made Eyebrow-Raising Confession In Chat Room
The suspect in the assassination of the founder of Turning Point USA Charlie Kirk made online comments to his online friends who suggested killing the conservative activist, the Washington Post reported on Monday, citing screenshots of the discussion and two familiar sources.
“Hey guys, I have bad news for all of you,” according to September 10, Tyler Robinson, 22, on the cat platform, on the cat platform, in Orem, Utah, September 10. “It was me in UVU yesterday. [I’m] Sorry for all this. (Related: the alleged plot of the transgender adolescent is the last linked to the popular cat platform)
🚨mugshots released: Tyler Robinson, 22, was identified as the suspect in the assassination of Charlie Kirk in Utah.
Robinson is currently in police custody. pic.twitter.com/jj9b9zocpq
– daily caller (@dailCaller) September 12, 2025
The suspect would then have declared to the members of the cat that he would temporarily go to the sheriff and thanked the group for “all the good times and laughter,” reported the point of sale.
Discord gave chat messages to the police to use in their case against Robinson, reported the point of sale, citing a familiar source.
“During our investigation, Discord identified an account belonging to the suspect,” a spokesperson for discord at Daily Call News Foundation told Discord. “We have found or noted any evidence that the suspect planned this incident on discord or promoted violence in terms of discord.”
Robinson, embracing the views on the left, climbed a staircase on the roof of a building near UVU and fatally killed Kirk in the neck with a rifle while he debates students at an outdoor event, officials said. He also discussed leaving a rifle to a “fall point” with a roommate on Discord, according to a criminal affidavit. Robinson went to the authorities after his father faced him about the shooting and a family friend contacted US Marshals Service, CBS News reported.
The suspect is expected to face federal and local accusations in the murder of Kirk on Monday and Tuesday, respectively, according to several reports.
Discord and the Utah Ministry of Public Security did not respond to requests for comments from the Daily calls foundation. The FBI office Salt Lake City refused to comment.
