Tyler Robinson appears in Utah court via Zoom from jail.

Roommate, why? Robinson. Why did I do it?

Roommate, yeah. Robinson, I had enough of his hatred. Some hate can't be negotiated out.

And just wait until you see the text messages that we now have that Robinson allegedly sent his lover roommate after the shooting and what he allegedly told that roommate to do that led to even more charges against this accused killer, a killer who could be put to death if he's found guilty of the charges he now faces.

We're on the case presented by law

and crime. I'm Chris Stewart. Count two, felony discharge of a firearm causing serious

bodily injury, a first degree felony.

The state is further alleging, aggravating factors on counts one and two because the defendant is believed to have targeted Charlie Kirk

based on Charlie Kirk's political expression and did so knowing that children were present and would

witness the homicide.

You know, one of the things they put in the arrest affidavit was that not only, of course,

the main charge in this case is murder,

which is a capital case in Utah. He's eligible for the death penalty.

But he also put in danger everyone else that was in that crowd.

So he's being charged with that also.

I think there were seven total charges.

But it's interesting that this does make him

eligible for the death penalty in the state of Utah. It is also charging defendant with

count three, obstruction of justice, a second degree felony for moving and concealing the rifle used in the shooting.

Count 4, obstruction of justice, a third degree, a second degree felony for disposing the clothing he wore during the shooting.

Count 5, witness tampering, a third-degree felony for directing his roommate to delete his

incriminating texts. Count six, witness. Whoa, right there, Mike, directing his roommate to delete his incriminating text. What if his roommate,

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