The trial of Tyler Robinson, the man accused of fatally shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk last year, is scheduled to begin in June 2028, Newsweek reported on Monday.
The case stems from a shooting that took place in the United States, where Robinson is alleged to have fired the fatal shots that killed Kirk, a prominent figure in American conservative politics.
Robinson will face the proceedings in a U.S. court, with the trial set to commence in June 2028. The exact venue and dates have not yet been announced.
Newsweek’s report was first published on Monday, and the story was subsequently covered by Punch Nigeria, which provided the initial details about the upcoming trial.
As the case moves forward, observers will be watching to see how the legal process unfolds in this high‑profile shooting trial.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>