6 JUL 26 SITREP

• Officer Chris Bagley of the Spanish Fork Police Department, who served as a UVU officer on September 10, testified that he was securing the Hall of Flags walkway above the tent where Charlie Kirk was hosting his event for several thousand attendees when he heard a shot fired at 12:23 pm local time, observed Kirk lean to the left, and immediately recognized the sound as rifle fire rather than a pistol shot before fighting through the fleeing crowd to respond.
• After locating an empty pistol holster on the grass and identifying the Losee Building as having a direct line of sight to Kirk's tent, Bagley proceeded to the rooftop where he discovered a red and black screwdriver, disrupted gravel, and what he described as a sniper pad showing impressions of elbows, knees, and feet in a prone position pointed directly toward the tent where Kirk had been speaking; dispatch confirmed via camera footage that a man had been on the roof, ran to the edge, dropped down, and crawled into a prone position toward the tent.
• State Bureau of Investigations Major Crimes Division investigator David Hull testified that Robinson was tracked on the UVU campus 4 times throughout the day, twice before the shooting, once at the time of the shooting, and once after, with investigators using video footage, driver's license records, DMV records, and a silver Dodge Challenger co-signed by Robinson's mother to build a profile of Robinson after Washington County notified SBI on the night of September 11 that Robinson had reached out to law enforcement wanting to turn himself in.
• Hull testified that the Utah Medical Examiner's office conducted an autopsy on the evening of September 10, with Dr. Guajardo determining the cause of death as homicide by gunshot wound to the neck; the prosecution attempted to show a compilation video of Robinson's campus movements but Graf ruled it could not be shown due to alterations made to the footage, with prosecutors committing to return Tuesday morning with unaltered versions.

• During the questioning of witness David Hull, a former State Bureau of Investigations investigator, prosecutors moved to admit a video recorded by a woman at the scene of Charlie Kirk's murder and sought to have it published within the courtroom and publicly at large; attorneys representing media parties urged Judge Graf to display all courtroom exhibits to the entire room rather than restricting them to monitors visible only to attorneys and the judge.
• Defense attorney Kathy Nester objected to the video's admission on grounds that it was not properly authenticated because the woman who filmed it was not present in the courtroom, and further argued that publishing the video would impinge on Robinson's right to a fair trial and that if the court did admit it, it should not be filmed by cameras in the courtroom.
• Nester also argued that under Utah Code of Judicial Administration Rule 4-202.02, victims of a crime are designated as private court records and that every member of the audience at the Turning Point USA rally that day qualifies as a potential victim; Judge Graf ultimately ruled the video could be played inside the courtroom but could not be captured by cameras.
• The attorney representing media parties pushed back directly, arguing that the classification rule cited by Nester applies to records in the court file and not to exhibits presented in open public proceedings, stating that when the state presents an exhibit for a judge to rely on, the public is entitled to see what the judge is seeing in order to understand the decision making process, and that denying public access to such exhibits constitutes a fundamental violation of the right of access.

• The state funeral for Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, killed on February 28 during the opening of a conflict with the United States and Israel, was held at Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Grand Mosalla on Sunday; the regime used the ceremony to mourn Khamenei and 4 members of his family killed in the same attack while stoking a crowd of senior Iranian political, military, and judicial officials into open calls for revenge.
• A speaker identified as Rasouli stood before the assembled crowd and declared that killing President Trump was Iran’s obligation and responsibility, stating it would be a disgrace not to act; mourners displayed signs including one written in English reading “Kill Trump,” while chants of “No compromise, no surrender, only revenge” and “death to America” filled the Mosalla, with much of the crowd applauding the assassination calls openly.
• Mohammed Bagher Zolghadr, secretary of Iran’s National Security Council, framed the funeral crowd’s two central messages as resistance against enemies and revenge for Khamenei’s death, while Iran’s ambassador to Armenia, Khalil Shirgholami, posted on X that the United States has no civilization, no history, and no honor.
• Iran’s newly appointed Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei was conspicuously absent from his own father’s state funeral and has made no public appearance and released no audio message since being appointed 10 days after his father’s death.