Agent David Hull
Agent David Hull is an investigating agent for the State of Utah who appeared as a prosecution witness at Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing in July 2026. His role in the proceeding is an ordinary law-enforcement function — presenting investigative evidence in open court under oath.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Full Name | David Hull |
| Role | Investigating agent, State of Utah (case witness) |
| Connection to CK Case | State's witness at Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing |
| Evidence Rating | CONFIRMED (public court testimony) |
| Status | Alive (presumed) |
Connection to the Charlie Kirk Case
According to the Day 2 preliminary-hearing record, Agent Hull gave direct examination testimony for the state. He reportedly walked the court through the compiled UVU surveillance video (State's Exhibit 12.1) tracing the movements of the person the state believes is Robinson — the parking structure, the courtyard, and the Losee Center rooftop — and was cross-examined by the defense on chain of custody and the rooftop search.
The rooftop "change of clothes" testimony
The most-discussed portion of Hull's testimony among citizen commentators concerns a change of clothes on the Losee Center roof. As described in public commentary, the account holds that the suspect was first seen on campus in different clothing, is said to have changed clothing on the roof, and then changed back so that the clothing at arrest reportedly matched what was worn before the shooting. This site treats that account as testimony and attributed commentary, not as an established site conclusion. The dedicated page collecting the video and framing is here:
Commentator Blake Bednarz publicly called for a follow-up on this portion of the testimony in a July 17, 2026 post, tagging Utah Governor Spencer Cox. That is Bednarz's opinion and request, attributed to him.
Open Questions
- What did the full, verbatim rooftop-search and chain-of-custody testimony state, beyond the excerpts that have circulated publicly?
- Does the surveillance compilation (Exhibit 12.1) show a clothing change directly, or is the change-of-clothing account an inference presented in testimony?
Sources
- Preliminary Hearing — Day 2 (court testimony record)
- @BlakeBednarz on X, July 17, 2026 (attributed commentary)
Status
Status: Alive (presumed)