Parents Convinced Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect Not to Commit Suicide and Surrender

• Parents prevented Tyler Robinson’s suicide
• Messages reveal written confession
• Prosecutors seek the death penalty

According to the EFE agency, the parents of Tyler Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, intervened to prevent their son from taking his life after the crime in Utah.

The 22-year-old, identified by prosecutors as the perpetrator of aggravated homicide, had expressed his intent to commit suicide before turning himself in.

Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray stated in a press conference that it was Robinson’s parents who persuaded him to face justice.

The case, which has shocked the state, continues to reveal new details about the hours leading up to the suspect’s arrest.

Parents of Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect

🚨🇺🇸 | #BREAKING The family of the Charlie Kirk murder suspect, Tyler Robinson, revealed that he attempted suicide unsuccessfully before his father convinced him to surrender to police. pic.twitter.com/EZLxEtSxk2

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According to Gray, Robinson’s parents recognized their son in the images released by the FBI following Kirk’s murder on the Utah Valley University (UVU) campus.

Alarmed, they decided to call him directly to confront him about his involvement in the crime.

During that phone call, Robinson hinted that he was the shooter and said he could not go to prison.

“I just want to put an end to this whole situation,” the young man reportedly told them, suggesting he planned to end his life.

Political Justifications After the Crime

According to prosecutors, when Robinson’s parents asked why he had acted this way, he responded that Charlie Kirk “spread too much hate.”

The accused also allegedly explained that over the past year his political views had shifted sharply to the left.

His mother told authorities that he had begun engaging in issues related to LGBT rights advocacy.

He was also in a relationship with his roommate, a transgender woman, which marked a significant change in his personal environment.

Written Confessions from the Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect

Prosecutors also revealed new evidence that strengthens the case against him.

Robinson’s partner handed over a series of text messages in which he confessed to the crime.

In those exchanges, Robinson detailed that he had killed Kirk and asked his partner to delete the evidence.

He even instructed them not to speak to the press or the police about what had happened.

Handwritten Note Implicates Robinson

In the apartment he shared with his roommate, Robinson left a handwritten message.

“I had the opportunity to eliminate Charlie Kirk and I’m going to take it,” read the note found under a keyboard in the residence.

The letter confirmed that the attack had been premeditated.

According to authorities, the suspect had been planning the murder for more than a week.