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Tyler Robinson Hearing Aftermath: Day 4
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Jul 10, 2026
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Day 4 Overview: The Most Evidence-Packed Hearing Yet
At 2:37 · chapter starts 1:20
With the preamble out of the way, Blake dives immediately into framing Day 4 as a watershed moment in the Tyler Robinson preliminary hearing. Unlike previous days, which largely revisited known evidence, Day 4 delivered a large volume of genuinely new information: images they had only heard described, and live testimony from a witness — Lance Twiggs — who had never appeared before. Blake rattles off the top-line developments: DNA from the rifle, cartridges, and Dremel tool all matched Robinson; Twiggs's video testimony contained an admission of guilt; timelines were established; and defense attorney Michael Burt launched an unexpected and personal attack on Erica Kirk. The segment closes by teasing that Graham Allen is joining by phone and Andrea Burkhart will appear in the second half.
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