A major forensic twist has shaken the investigation into the murder of Charlie Kirk, as newly revealed ballistic evidence raises serious questions about the prosecution’s case against Tyler Robinson. According to fresh analysis, the bullet recovered from the crime scene does not match the rifle allegedly linked to Robinson, a development that could fundamentally alter the direction of the case. The findings, reportedly backed by ATF examination, challenge one of the most critical pillars of the prosecution’s argument. As doubts grow, the defence has moved to delay the preliminary hearing, citing incomplete forensic data, unresolved DNA inconsistencies and the sheer volume of evidence still under review. At the same time, investigators are examining a series of alleged messages and a reported three-hour journey tied to the suspect, suggesting a possible premeditated angle. However, without a clear ballistic link, the narrative faces mounting scrutiny. WATCH