Tyler Robinson Preliminary Hearing: Day 2

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**Andrew Colvett** (1:17)
All right. Hey, everybody. We are here in studio. We're monitoring the second day of the preliminary hearing in the state of Utah versus Tyler Robinson. A huge, huge moment just happened where the compilation video of Tyler Robinson visiting UVU campus four times. Blake and I were watching it. Our jaws dropped when you're looking at the time that you know Charlie was shot and the time that this individual went up on campus and they track him, you know, in the parking garage across the different areas of campus up under the roof.
It was a really, really powerful moment that the judge allowed that to be seen by the media. There was a back and forth between the media and the defense and the prosecution of the defense.

**Blake** (2:02)
We're finally getting evidence that we've heard for months exists and we're finally getting to see it.

**Andrew Colvett** (2:09)
Now, there is a John Madden style video where they're zooming in and putting circle marks where they want you to see the suspect walking on campus and wherever else. The judge now has not allowed the John Madden style video to be seen by the public, but he's reviewing it right now. We're going to throw back into the courtroom, again, a very, very powerful moment that just happened. When we hit breaks, we have guests standing by that are going to help us chime in. We got Will Chamberlain, J. Towne, both lawyers and both going to help us break down what they've seen. Stand by for that and we're going to just take the courtroom until the next break.
All right, welcome back, everybody. Like I said briefly when we started the hour, a really huge morning in court.
Just to kind of go back in time, why don't we bring in Will Chamberlain here, Article 3 Project and lawyer himself. Will, welcome to the show. Thanks for being on stand by with us this morning. That was a continuation this morning with that same witness. They had blocked, the judge had blocked the John Madden style video from being submitted as evidence and being broadcast to the public. The state, the prosecution in this instance, went back and got the raw and showed a compilation of the raw video without any zoom-ins. The judge allowed that to be broadcast. What did you see in what I believe is the most powerful moment of evidence so far in the case?

**Will Chamberlain** (3:45)
Well, it seems pretty clear they have him dead to rights on the fact that he was there four times in a little over, well, I guess once a week before and the three times day of.
And the fact that they have him there in the morning and then they have him there right before the shooting and then you have the video obviously a little smaller with the person who's moving towards him. But it's, I mean, it's pretty clearly Robinson too. This is, I mean, extremely compelling video evidence. And obviously this is not going to be the end of it, right? You know, the video evidence alone is damning, but we've got all the physical and forensic evidence too. So I think those who were, I think the big mistake that maybe those who were skeptical were making was assuming that only the evidence that had been shown within 48 hours of the shooting, that was used to identify and apprehend Robinson, but that was going to be the only evidence that the prosecution was able to present. And that's certainly clearly not the case even after just this brief moment here.