An FBI analyst stunned the pre-trial hearing for Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin, Tyler Robinson, as she revealed a '95 percent DNA match' between the suspect and a towel wrapped around the murder weapon. Prosecutors produced testimony on Tuesday evening from Amanda Bakker and Utah State Bureau of Investigation sergeant Jennifer Faumuina over items seized from the scene of the killing. Investigators say they found a rifle used to shoot Kirk wrapped in a towel in a wooded area nearby, as well as a screwdriver left on the roof of the building where the fatal shot was taken from. In a lengthy grilling from prosecutors and the defense, Bakker said the towel and tool contained DNA from two sources - determined to be from Robinson and his transgender roommate and lover, Lance Twiggs. She said 95 percent of the contributing genetic material came from one source and 5 percent from someone else, and testing showed 'Robinson's DNA profile aligned better with the 95 percent contributor.' 📷 Getty...