is Hidden Killers with Tony Brewski.

Here now, Tony Brewski.

There are moments when a criminal case becomes more than just a question of guilt or innocence.

It becomes a test, not just for the people involved, but for the system itself.

The shooting of Charlie Kirk and the state of Utah's decision to charge Tyler Robinson

with aggravated murder and seek the death penalty is one of those moments. Today we're diving

into what's actually happening in the courtroom, not just the accusations, not just the headlines,

but the actual process. Who's defending Robinson? Not because we're trying to out them or docks them or

anything like that because this is reality this is how our system works you are innocent until

proven guilty plenty of people's going well he's on yeah you're right plenty of people do

things directly on camera are caught but they still go through this process.

So that's what we're talking about today.

It's not about politics.

It's not about this.

It's about that.

It's about understanding the process.

That's what we are diving into today.

Okay.

So who's defending Robinson and why were they chosen? What does the prosecution

have to prove? And how does the legal system hold up when everything is on the line? It's a lot of

questions. A lot of questions that I think a lot of us have. Like, well, exactly what I was saying

earlier. He was on camera doing this.

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