A neighbor of Tyler Robinson, the suspect in the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, has confirmed that Robinson was in a relationship with a man identified as Lance Twiggs. The 18-year-old witness, Josh Kemp, told The Sun that he observed Robinson and his roommate holding hands and kissing two weeks prior to the shooting. Kemp described the individual as “weird,” noting his all-black attire, mask, and unusual gait. He also claimed to have overheard conversations about a doctor’s appointment, which he believed related to gender transition.

Robinson, 22, had recently moved into a smart condo in Utah, where his roommate was reportedly cooperating with the FBI investigation. Sources told The New York Post that the partner was transitioning from male to female. Another neighbor alleged suspicious activity at Robinson’s home around the time of the assassination, aligning with Kemp’s account of the couple departing in Robinson’s car.

Lance Twiggs’s family has not commented on the claims. The article emphasizes that these details are based solely on Kemp’s testimony, with no independent verification provided.