A Utah judge has unsealed a federal ballistics report in the case against Tyler Robinson, who is accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk.

The report from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives was released as part of the ongoing legal proceedings against Robinson. The judge overseeing the case made the decision to unseal the document, making it available to the public.

According to the unsealed ATF report, ballistics analysis confirmed a match between a casing found at the scene and the suspected weapon. However, the report was inconclusive regarding a potential link between a bullet fragment and the gun in question.

The ballistics evidence represents a key component of the prosecution's case against Robinson. Federal investigators have been working to establish connections between physical evidence recovered from the crime scene and the defendant.

The unsealing of the report comes as the legal proceedings continue in Utah courts. Robinson faces charges related to the assassination of Kirk, though the full scope of the charges and timeline for trial proceedings have not been detailed in the court filings made public thus far.