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00:00that they have and the possible motive that was involved.

00:04Yeah, that document is going to lay out all of their probable cause,

00:07and that's going to be put in front of a state judge who's going to bound this over for trial.

00:11But we learned an awful lot today.

00:14We can expect to see all of that in the document.

00:16But I believe you are correct that now they will have time to refine that evidence,

00:21to refine that storyline, and to add in additional things that they are learning now

00:26as they do searches of electronics, of where he lived, of the car,

00:33that we'll probably learn when that document is filed.

00:36And presumably, according to all the reports we've seen,

00:40in Utah there is a death penalty for a case like this,

00:43and they're going to try to make that case that this individual deserves the death penalty.

00:48Is that right, John?

00:49That's correct.

00:50And the death penalty, you know, in a murder in the first degree charge,

00:54comes with aggravating circumstances.

00:56And as some of our experts, like former prosecutor Ellie Honig said,

01:01this is a case that lends itself to those aggravating circumstances.

01:05So I believe that the governor's intent there was clear.

01:11Prosecutors may not start with that,

01:14but I believe that is the direction that they will go

01:18because of the particularly deliberate, motivated,

01:23and heinous nature of this crime as an assassination.

01:26Yeah, heinous indeed.

01:28John Miller, don't go too far away.

01:30We're going to be getting back to you.

01:31Pamela.

01:32Yeah, we have several CNN analysts here with us now.

01:34I want to start with Charles Ramsey,

01:35senior law enforcement analyst.

01:38Based on all the information that authorities laid out,

01:41does this seem like a slam dunk case to you?

01:44I know we're awaiting charges,

01:45but what we know so far, what do you think, Charles?

01:49Well, first of all,

01:50I don't think there's any such thing as a real slam dunk.

01:52That's why you have to develop evidence.

01:54They'll be processing a lot of information that they have,

01:58and they'll present a very strong case.

02:00So if you want to refer to that as a slam dunk,

02:03but it'll certainly be a strong case

02:05that they will be able to present and move forward with.

02:10We've heard from a lot of analysts,

02:11and I agree with every single one of them,

02:13and all those things jumped out at me.

02:15But there's one thing that hasn't been mentioned

02:16that I really hope we pay close attention to.

02:20And that's the comments that the governor made

02:22when he stepped back to the podium,

02:25trying to lower the temperature on this whole thing.

02:29I mean, when you saw him for the first time,

02:32he was visibly angry at the time.

02:35And you could tell from his comments,

02:37he was a totally different person today.

02:38And I think he's trying to set an example,

02:40and I hope others pay attention to it.

02:44Personally, I've pretty much lost faith

02:45in our political leadership,

02:47both on Democratic and Republican side.

02:49But this gives me a little bit of hope

02:51that people are now starting to realize

02:53that all this charged rhetoric is causing problems.

02:57And, you know, to find that off-ramp, as he said,

03:00to be able to have political discourse

03:01without it turning into violence

03:03is a message that needs to be repeated

03:06over and over again.

03:08I lived through the 60s.

03:11I remember all those things.

03:13JFK, Medgar Evers, Malcolm X,

03:16Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King,

03:20all assassinated during the 60s.

03:22That's on top of the Vietnam War

03:24and everything else that was going on at the time.

03:26This can spiral way out of control

03:28if we don't take control back.

03:30And we have to as a society.

03:33And I just don't want to overlook that

03:34because everything else talked about is very important.

03:37But I think that's the message

03:39that needs to move forward

03:40because otherwise we're going to be back again

03:42talking about somebody else

03:43and a tragedy that has taken place

03:46because of the amount of political violence

03:48that's occurring in this country right now

03:49that's not acceptable.

03:50But we can change it,

03:52but we've got to change our attitude about it.

03:55And I just want to remind our viewers,

03:57Chief Ramsey,

03:57you're the former police commissioner in Philadelphia,

03:59and I got to know you

04:01when you were the police chief here in Washington, D.C.

04:04So you understand what's going on.

04:06You have a lot of experience in this whole area.

04:09When we were told

04:11that this suspect actually confessed to a family member,

04:16how significant is that?

04:17You say it's not necessarily a slam dunk,

04:19but that sounds to me

04:21like a very, very significant piece of evidence

04:23if this family member is willing to confirm

04:27that, yes, the suspect confessed to me

04:29that he assassinated this individual.

04:33Well, it's definitely a critical piece of evidence

04:35if he's cooperating now.

04:37Certainly all those things matter.

04:38I just learned from experience

04:39you don't take anything for granted.

04:41You continue to work the case.

04:43You continue to make sure

04:44that all the forensic evidence

04:45is processed properly.

04:47You make sure that you continue

04:48to interview witnesses,

04:50that you gather information obtained

04:52from search warrants,

04:53all these kinds of things.

04:54It's not over until it's over.

04:57And I've learned that over the years

04:59that you just keep working it,

05:00keep working it,

05:01and present as strong a case as possible.

05:04So I'm certainly not saying that it's weak

05:06or that all this evidence is not important.

05:08I'm just saying that as an investigator,

05:10you do not take anything for granted.

05:12Yeah, good point indeed.

05:14All right, Chief Ramsey,

05:15thank you very, very much, Pamela.

05:16Yeah, let's bring in former federal prosecutor

05:17and CNN legal analyst Elliot Williams.

05:20Elliot, so we heard officials start to describe

05:23a better picture of who the suspect is.

05:25They said a family told family member

05:27to law enforcement that Robinson

05:28had started to become more political

05:30in recent years.

05:31What does that tell you

05:32about how they might try to build this case?

05:35Not a lot.

05:37And here's why.

05:39What motive is not relevant at trial?

05:43It's certainly helpful,

05:44but what prosecutors will need to prove is intent.

05:47Simply did he intend to commit the crime?

05:49Not really why he did it.

05:51Now, certainly his motive can come up

05:52at sentencing down the road,

05:54but the most important exercise here,

05:56and this is to echo everything

05:57Chief Ramsey had said a moment ago,

05:59really the goal is building the strongest case.

06:02What do you know for certain

06:03that links the person you think was on the roof

06:06to the person that was apprehended

06:08down in Southwest Utah

06:09to the person that took that mugshot

06:11that's showing on the screen right now?

06:12And there are several pieces

06:14of incredibly compelling and useful evidence

06:16that will likely come up.

06:18Number one, you have the testimony

06:19of a number of compelling witnesses,

06:22family members, friends of the family,

06:24and roommates,

06:25all of whom have personal proximity

06:26to this individual and can say,

06:28this is the guy, this is the shirt he owns,

06:31this is the Dodge Charger,

06:32or Judge Challenger he owns,

06:34and this is where we think he was

06:35on that given day.

06:36They have footprints and, you know,

06:39the arm print and so on,

06:41all of which that could be used

06:42to link this person to that place

06:45at that time.

06:46You know, it, as an anecdotal matter,

06:49yes, of course,

06:50it seems like a slam dunk case

06:52and it seems very strong

06:53based on what you know,

06:54but it's really about establishing that chain.

06:56And I think that's what prosecutors

06:58are furiously trying to do right now,

07:00number one.

07:01And number two,

07:02to the death penalty question,

07:03they are also digging through the record,

07:06I'm sure,

07:07trying to establish what it is

07:09that elevates this

07:10from being simply a homicide,

07:12but to the, quote,

07:13especially heinous kind of homicide

07:16that Utah law would require.

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07:50Guilty and try to get

07:51some sort of plea agreement

07:52with the prosecution

07:54and maybe seek life in prison

07:56without the possibility of parole

07:58as opposed to the death sentence.

08:00What do you think?

08:02That's certainly a possibility.

08:04Often prosecutors will,

08:06for lack of a better term,

08:07reward someone for pleading guilty,

08:09for accepting responsibility,

08:11but also saving the prosecutors

08:13and the Satan, quite frankly,

08:14the family,

08:15the trauma of months

08:16and months and months

08:17and months of reliving a case.

08:19Now, that's a decision

08:20prosecutors are going to have to make

08:22because I know a lot of people

08:23in the public,

08:24starting with the governor of Utah,

08:26regard the death penalty here

08:28as the only fitting conclusion.

08:31But it may be in both his interests

08:34and the state's to agree to it.

08:36That's something based on

08:37what the prosecutors determined

08:38that they have

08:39and that they're willing

08:40to go forward to trial with

08:41and we'll have to make

08:41that decision soon.

08:42Yeah, good point.

08:43Elliot, stand by.

08:44We'll get back to you as well.

08:46CNN's Ed Levandera is in Utah.

08:48He's outside the prison

08:49where this 22-year-old suspect

08:51is now being held.

08:52Set the scene over there for us, Ed.

08:55Well, this is the Utah County Jail.

08:58We're about nine miles south

09:00of the university crime scene.

09:03And this is where,

09:04in the overnight hours,

09:06the suspect was brought here overnight

09:09from presumably from southern Utah.

09:11So quite a distance covered

09:12in the overnight hours.

09:14We were trying to gather

09:14more information

09:15on just exactly the conditions

09:17of how he's being held

09:18and what is the scenario

09:20inside the jail for this suspect

09:22at this particular moment.

09:24But we also know

09:25that this is where he will be

09:26at least until

09:28the preliminary court hearings.

09:30And what we're learning

09:31is that it probably won't be

09:33until early next week

09:34here in Utah,

09:35as we saw the governor pointed out

09:36in the press briefing

09:37that there are three days

09:39before filing documents

09:42that can be filed.

09:44They have up to that amount of time.

09:46So they're probably looking

09:47at early next week

09:48before there's any kind

09:49of preliminary court hearings.

09:51So the suspect will be

09:52inside the jail here

09:54in the Utah County Jail

09:56until then.

09:57And some distance,

09:59I believe,

09:59from the courthouse

10:01where he would be taken.

10:02And so I'm not exactly familiar

10:03if they would do this,

10:04make an appearance

10:05either over camera

10:07or if he would have to be moved

10:08from here to the county jail.

10:10Those are the kinds

10:10of logistical questions

10:11we'll be trying to figure out

10:12here in the hours

10:14and days ahead.

10:15But right now,

10:16it's a rather quiet scene.

10:18This is a rather large jail complex.

10:22And we know he is here now.

10:24Wolf?

10:25All right, Ed.

10:26We'll stay in close touch

10:27with you as well, Pamela.

10:28All right.

10:28I want to bring in

10:29retired FBI supervisory

10:30special agent Steve Moore.

10:32Steve, I want to get your take

10:34on these messages

10:35we learned about.

10:36We know investigators spoke

10:37to Tyler Robinson's roommate.

10:40The roommate showed them

10:41these messages on Discord

10:43with an account affiliated

10:45with the contact Tyler

10:46stating a new

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