Charlie Kirk's Accused Killer Set to Stand Trial for Aggravated Murder in June 2028
Updated on: November 9, 2026 / 5:05 PM EST / CBS/AP
TL;DR
- Tyler Robinson's aggravated murder trial for the death of Charlie Kirk is scheduled to begin on June 21, 2028, in Utah.
- The trial date was set by Judge Tony Graf after considering requests from Robinson's defense, prosecutors, and Kirk's widow.
- Kirk's family expressed disappointment with the lengthy delay, stating it prolongs their pain and delays accountability.
- Robinson has pleaded not guilty to the charge of aggravated murder, with prosecutors alleging the killing was politically motivated.
- The court has allotted 105 days for the trial, with various pretrial hearings and deadlines set for 2028.