Who is Tyler Robinson, the suspect for Charlie Kirk firing?

A man who is accused of deadly firing from conservative activist Charlie Kirk was recognized as 22nd Tyler Robinson, a native of Utah, who has long lived with his parents “long ago”.

Mr. Robinson was taken into custody on September 12 after a family member recognized him in the image of the observation.

This family member was apparently his father, Mr. Robinson, who urged him to include himself, the BBC CBS News partner said, citing two law enforcement sources. Then the father reportedly addressed a family friend who contacted the sheriff’s office.

On the press -bump on Friday, by announcing the arrest, the FBI officials refused to discuss the origin of Mr. Robinson, political commitment or possible motives, saying that the investigation is ongoing.

“We are sure that we have the right person in custody,” said the FBI press -secretary, “but we are still working on setting the full picture of who he is and why he acted.”

Utuly Spencer’s governor said a member of the family interviewed by investigators said in recent years, Mr. Robinson became “more political”.

According to Cox, at Utah Robinson University, according to Cox, the University of Kirk, “that during a conversation about dinner, during a conversation about dinner, Mr. Robinson stated that” kirk “.

“They talked about why they didn’t like him and the view he had,” Cox said, citing the conversation.

Public records considered by the BBC believe that Mr. Robinson has registered as an unofficial or non -partisan voter in Utah. Matthew Carl Robinson, the suspect’s father, and Amber Denise Robinson, the suspect’s mother, are registered Republicans, in accordance with state records.

Mr Robinson was not enrolled in the firing place.

The records considered by the BBC make sure he visited Utah State University in Logan for one semester in 2021, perhaps studying engineering. This year’s photo shows that it is facing a university sign that holds a letter of acceptance.

Investigators say Mr. Robinson was imbued with Internet culture, pointing to the inscriptions on the shells related to the case.

Two shells found obvious links to the Internet. The inscription “notices the bulging, what is it?” On the launched shell, you can refer to “Copypasta” – a text that is repeated again and again, often for trolls on the Internet. Another corps that was dissatisfied was inscribed over the words “If you read this, you gay -lmao” – again a clear reference to a joke.

Meanwhile, other shells can be interpreted as sympathetic anti -fans or anti -fascist movement, a loose collection of distant leftist activists who have been active in the US over the last decade and often demonstrate against Trump’s policies and distant groups.

In one of the inconspicuous corps were the words “hey fascist!” and up, right and three shots down.

Only three shots down can become an ordinary symbol used for anti -fascism. Overall, the shot sequence may refer to the video game in the video game – although it remains unclear and the authorities have not yet released the images.

The second corps was inscribed by the text of the song “Bella Ciao”, which honors the partisans of the two era of World War Ialian resistance, which fought with Nazi Germany.

Authorities said Mr. Robinson also acted on Discord, social media platform, first and foremost used by gamers, but now also popular among other communities.

His roommate reportedly showed investigators a number of reports on contact called “Tyler”, which refers to the “point” rifle and instructions for searching and concealing weapons.

As long as Mr. Robinson remains in custody, as the prosecutor’s office is preparing official charges.

The investigation into its origin, motives and potentials continues in what officials call one of the most significant political killings in the last US history.