The case against Tyler Robinson is straightforward. They pulled his DNA off the actual Mauser 98 itself (trigger, bolt handle, everywhere you’d touch if you were working the action), plus the towel he used as a cheek rest, the screwdriver he left behind, and even inside the spent casing that popped out after he pulled the trigger. We’re talking a one-in-billions-of-trillions match, the kind of number that makes “wrong guy” mathematically impossible. On top of that, the state crime lab will need to confirm in court the bullet that killed Charlie has the exact same rifling marks as test rounds fired through that specific Mauser. So unless someone wants to claim the Utah prosecutors are dumb enough to fake world-class DNA and ballistics evidence in the most watched case of the decade (knowing any decent defense team can send it all to an independent lab and blow the whole thing up in five minutes flat, getting them disbarred and the case tossed), yeah, Tyler Robinson is the guy who climbed on that roof and shot Charlie Kirk