Charlie Kirk shooter admits guilt in online chat before his arrest

It appears that the suspect accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kerk recognizes others in an online conversation before surrendering to the authorities, according to a report issued by the Washington Post.

The suspect, Tyler Robinson, 22 -year -old, wrote to friends unlike the online platform, “Guys, I have bad news for all of you. I was in UVU yesterday. I’m sorry for all this.”

A Discord spokesman for Fox Business confirmed that post -Discord details, as it seems that the suspected divorced Tyler Robinson bears the responsibility for the killing of Charlie Kirk.

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According to the report, the message was sent on Thursday evening, about two hours before officials were detained. Discord provided the authorities with a copy of the letter with recognition, according to the report.

Utah Jeff Gray, Tyler Robinson, accused of several charges, including strict killing.

Gray highlighted ideological motives, with the Robinson family and his own data indicating the increasing political extremism. Robinson expressed his opposition to Kerk, accusing him of spreading hatred, and left behind a note announcing his intention to kill Kirk.

Reservation photos for Tyler Robinson, 22, suspected of the assassination of Utah from the founder of Turning Point Usa Charlie Kirk. (Utah Ruler Spencer Cox / Fox News)

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His mother said that Robinson “has become more political … more supportive of gay and rights cavity.”

Gray also revealed a conversation that occurred before the shooting, as Robinson described UVU as a “stupid place” of Kirk’s event and accused Kirk of “spreading hatred.”

Tyler Robinson’s colleague in the room, Lance Touesz, a biological male known as a sexual transformer who was in a romantic relationship with RobinsonEvidence included a series of text messages from Robinson on September 10, 2025.

Orem, Utah – September 10: Charlie Kerk at Utah Valle University on September 10, 2025 in Orim, Utah. Kirk, founder of Turning Point Usa, was speaking on his “American tour” when he was shot in the neck and killed. (Photo Trent Ni (Trent Nelson/The Salt Lake Tribune/Getty Images)/Getty Images)

In one exchange, Twiggs Robinson asked why he did it. Robinson replied, “I had enough hatred. Some hatred cannot be negotiated. If I could seize my invisible jungle, I will not leave any evidence. I will try to recover it again, I hope they have moved. I haven’t seen anything about them.”

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When asked about the time he planned to shoot, Robinson said he was “a little more than a week.”

Gray announced that he intends to search for the death penalty in the case against Robinson.

Fox News Stephenia Price, Sarah Rumv White contributed to this report.