Add The New York Post on Google Court is back in session and Judge Tony Graf has ruled to allow a video statement from Lance Twiggs to be played and broadcast, except for one section near its end — as lawyers continue to argue over the evidence.
The video, which apparently includes second-hand statements from alleged killer Tyler Robinson, also references texts Robinson is believed to have sent his trans lover Twiggs.
Judge Tony Graf has ruled to allow video statement from Tyler Robinson’s trans lover Lance Twiggs to play in court — except for one section near its end. Lance Twiggs/ TikTok Tyler Robinson (above) during a preliminary hearing in Provo, Utah, on Wednesday. via REUTERS Authorities have previously released texts in which Robinson allegedly confessed to Charlie Kirk’s murder.
The revelation came after what was meant to be a 20-minute recess that stretched into an hour.
