The transgender furry live-in boyfriend of accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson has seemingly dropped off the map since the alleged killer’s arrest.
Lance Twiggs, 22, has not been seen in his hometown of St. George, Utah, for six weeks since Robinson’s surrender following the September murder at Utah Valley University.
Twiggs, who reportedly cooperated with authorities by sharing incriminating text messages from Robinson confessing to the murder, has left their shared home abandoned, with mail piling up and no signs of life, according to neighbors.
Twiggs’ Infiniti FX35 is parked at his parents’ driveway in St. George, but it’s unclear if he’s staying there or has fled the area entirely, according to a report from the New York Post.
Prosecutors have released texts between the lovers, where Robinson admitted to shooting Kirk, hiding the gun, and fleeing, even expressing worry for Twiggs with messages like “[Y]ou are all I worry about love.”
A relative of Twiggs has said that he “harboured animosity” for conservatives and Christians and that he is “full of evil and hatred.”
As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, Twiggs’ own posts on Reddit indicate that he was thrown out of his family home as a minor because they believed he was “possessed by a demon.”
No charges have been filed against Twiggs, but his sudden disappearance and alarming internet footprint have fueled rampant speculation.
One leading theory is that Twiggs may have entered witness protection due to potential threats or backlash from the high-profile case. Authorities have remained tight-lipped, with the Washington County Sheriff’s Office declining to comment on Twiggs’ status or whereabouts.
Other possible explanations include Twiggs going into hiding voluntarily out of fear.
No missing person report has been filed publicly.
Robinson appeared in court on Tuesday, requesting civilian clothes and no shackles during his trial. The wardrobe request was granted, and the confinement request was denied.
Kirk was fatally shot on Wednesday, September 10, during an event at Utah Valley University. Robinson was captured after a tense 33-hour manhunt, thanks in part to tips from his own family.
Robinson has been charged with aggravated murder, discharge of a firearm causing serious injury, and obstruction of justice, and could face Utah’s death penalty by firing squad if convicted.
Robinson’s next hearing is set for January 16, 2026.
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