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Tyler Robinson, the man accused of attempting to assassinate conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, made his first in-person court appearance Thursday — and the reactions have been intense. While he remained mostly silent during the hearing, experts and onlookers are dissecting his every move, gesture, and expression.

Robinson appeared in formal clothing, without any visible restraints, and sat quietly for hours. But cameras captured subtle details that raised eyebrows — small smirks, brief laughs, and casual exchanges with his attorneys.



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00:00Tyler Robinson, the man accused of attempting to assassinate conservative commentator
00:29Charlie Kirk, made his first in-person court appearance Thursday, and the reactions have
00:35been intense. While he remained mostly silent during the hearing, experts and onlookers are
00:43dissecting his every move, gesture, and expression. Robinson appeared in formal clothing without any
00:52visible restraints and sat quietly for hours, but cameras captured subtle details that raised
00:59eyebrows, small smirks, brief laughs, and casual exchanges with his attorneys.
01:05Scott Rouse, a renowned body language expert who trains law enforcement and attorneys,
01:13analyzed the footage and described Robinson's demeanor as unusual, even unsettling.
01:20His apparent lack of concern really stood out. He even smiled or chuckled briefly during
01:29the hearing, which is not typical for someone facing murder charges. Normally, people are tense,
01:35nervous, or visibly stressed. This was different.
01:39Rouse also noted a clear disconnect between Robinson and his legal team. Their posture,
01:46gestures, and spacing suggested they didn't know each other well, lacking the subtle signs
01:52of trust or familiarity you'd expect in a high-pressure courtroom. They're not leaning in,
01:58not touching. There's no closeness, Rouse explained. Another key observation, Robinson appeared to show no
02:06visible signs of fear or grief. According to Rouse, the grief muscles, subtle areas above the nose and
02:16between the eyebrows that activate under stress were completely absent. It's hard to see any concern at
02:24all. Normally, even the calmest defendant shows something — worry, tension, fear. But here, there's almost nothing.
02:33While Rouse warned that you can't definitively judge a person's personality based on courtroom behavior alone,
02:40he did compare Robinson to Brian Kohlberger, the convicted University of Idaho shooter. Unlike Kohlberger,
02:47who moves little and appears more calculating, Robinson moves a lot, suggesting a very different type of
02:55emotional response or internal state. Many viewers and analysts are already commenting on the chilling calm
03:02Robinson displayed. Some interpret it as stress management, a defense mechanism to stay composed,
03:09while others worry it could indicate a more detached or calculating mindset. During the hearing,
03:15Robinson's casual demeanor — laughing with his lawyers, glancing around the courtroom, and showing
03:21minimal tension — has become a major talking point. Experts say these micro-behaviors can reveal a lot,
03:29even if the person isn't speaking. As the case progresses, the nation will be watching every smirk,
03:35glance, glance, and movement. How Robinson acts in court could influence perceptions and even subtly
03:42affect the strategies of prosecutors and his defense team.
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