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UVU releases report on Charlie Kirk assassination
theblaze.com · 4h · first report

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Mistakes were made, but no university employee operated in "bad faith." So says the external review that Utah Valley University released on Friday, recounting what happened before, during, and after Charlie Kirk was shot and killed there on September 10, 2025. 'September 10 will always be part of UVU’s history, but it will not define our future.' The report is nearly 160 pages and determined that: at no time during the events leading up to the assassination of Charlie Kirk, or in its aftermath, did any employee or agent of UVU act in bad faith or in willful and wanton disregard for the safety of others. Though the report does not name the suspected murderer, Tyler Robinson, it does note that "the alleged perpetrator was unaffiliated with UVU." Still, the report admits that "implementation" of UVU policies and protocols was "inconsistent." The report repeatedly asserts that holding the event at the outdoor Fountain Courtyard was Turning Point USA's idea, as was allowing TPUSA to use "it
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