During his first virtual court appearance, Robinson appeared wearing suicide-prevention garb, a standard measure for inmates under close watch. Authorities have not confirmed whether he remains on suicide watch, but Garrett said such steps are typical for high-risk detainees. “You want someone to lay eyes on them every 15 minutes,” she said, noting that this level of surveillance is essential for preventing harm to both the inmate and staff.
Robinson’s world now consists of a small, secure cell, occasional supervised contact with his lawyer, and limited communication with family members. Every call or message — except those between attorney and client — is carefully monitored. “Inmate communications outside of those with counsel are always monitored,” Garrett emphasized.
🚨Tyler Robinson's next hearing will be on October 30th at 10 AM MT pic.twitter.com/cKh1uXeq9A
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) September 29, 2025
Though his conditions are harsh, experts stress that the restrictions aren’t about cruelty — they’re about maintaining control and safety. “If you mistreat people in prison, they are going to mistreat someone else,” Garrett said. “It’s in everyone’s best interest that institutions remain humane.”
Robinson was arrested just hours after the September 10 shooting at Utah Valley University, following what authorities described as incriminating statements made to friends and family. As he awaits trial, the accused remains under constant observation — his world reduced to a single, heavily guarded space. Beyond those walls, the nation continues to watch, seeking answers in a case that has shaken both political and academic communities alike.
NEW: Surveillance video shows Tyler Robinson at a Utah gas station during the manhunt for Charlie Kirk’s murderer.
The video, obtained by Fox News Digital, shows Robinson at 7:15 a.m. on September 11 in Cedar City, Utah, paying for gas with a credit card and fueling his car. pic.twitter.com/qv3nU0ngHH
— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 4, 2025
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