The criminal case involving the man accused of killing Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk could become one of Utah's most expensive prosecutions. Legal experts told the New York Post that taxpayer-funded legal costs may eventually exceed $10 million, reflecting the complexity of a capital murder case and the possibility of lengthy appeals. Tyler Robinson, who has been charged with capital murder, is entitled under Utah law to court-appointed capital defence attorneys after being found unable to pay for his own legal representation. County officials have already approved millions in funding as the case continues through the courts, with additional costs expected as proceedings move forward.