Kari Lake says Kirk’s killer was “radicalized” in college. He did one semester online during COVID, at Utah State.

The claim that Kari Lake said Kirk’s killer was 'radicalized' in college and that he did one semester online at Utah State during COVID is not directly supported by the provided sources. Multiple sources report that the suspect, Tyler Robinson, had a very different ideology from his conservative family and was described by Utah Governor Spencer Cox as 'clearly a leftist' who lived with a trans partner.theguardian.comtheguardian.comFirst Thing: Kirk shooting suspect had ‘very different ideology’ to conservative...timesofisrael.comtimesofisrael.comUtah governor: Charlie Kirk murder suspect 'clearly a leftist,' lived with trans...

The governor also mentioned the suspect was radicalized online, but none of the sources specify that this radicalization occurred during college or that it was linked to a semester at Utah State University. Furthermore, one source states the suspect is currently enrolled in an electrical apprenticeship program at Dixie Technical College, but there is no mention of Utah State University or online study during COVID.pbs.orgpbs.orgUtah Gov. Cox shares more details from investigation into motive of Kirk...

The sources focus more on ideological differences and online radicalization rather than educational history or specific semesters attended. Therefore, the specific details about college radicalization and one semester online at Utah State remain unverified based on these sources.