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Defense requests 2029 trial date in case of man accused of killing Charlie Kirk

What happened

Tyler Robinson, accused of fatally shooting Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025, has requested through his attorneys a trial date in 2029. Erika Kirk's attorneys filed a motion opposing the proposed timeline and calling for a speedy trial. President Trump also criticized the proposed delay.

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    Reuters leads with the defendant's request, framing the story around Tyler Robinson requesting the 2029 trial date for the alleged murder charge.

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    Right-leaning outlets emphasize either Trump's criticism that the judge is "desecrating" Kirk's memory or Erika Kirk's opposition to the timeline, describing the defense proposal as "absurd," "agonizing," and "grossly out of line." Several frame the delay as Robinson "simply trying to delay" justice.

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