Good evening, good evening.

Welcome to your Wednesday night live, 7 p.m. on Pinchpunch, first day of the month, 1st of October, 2025.

And we got a, well, a number of topics tonight, but of course, as is always the case, I defer to your

lovely listenership requests.

And I'm going to go over a little bit of what's going on with Tyler Robinson.

The alleged, it seems pretty clear, but of course, innocent until proven guilty, Tyler Robinson. The alleged, it seems pretty clear,

but of course, innocent until proven guilty,

Tyler Robinson 1st October.

So, of course, I'm not a lawyer.

This is just my understanding.

This is not legal advice.

And it's alleged that he's the shooter.

So this is how typical murder cases proceed. Let's just

say, this is in Utah, of course, right? So following an investigation and arrest, the defendant

appears before a judge within 48 to 72 hours. The charge is read, rights are explained, and bail is

addressed. A public defender may be assigned if necessary. And then there's a waiver

hearing. The defendant decides whether to waive the right to a preliminary hearing and proceed

directly to arraignment. This is often a strategic decision made with counsel. If they go to a

preliminary hearing, the prosecutor presents evidence to establish probable cause

that a crime occurred, and the defendant committed it.

Witnesses may testify, the defense can cross-examine.

If probable cause is found, the case binds over to a district court, otherwise charges may be

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