FROM DAILY MAIL: The man charged with killing Charlie Kirk played a pornographic online game called ‘Furry Shades of Gay’ and followed artists who drew explicit cartoons associated with pedophilia.
Tyler Robinson, 22, was arraigned on seven charges on Tuesday including murder and witness tampering for allegedly shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk at the Utah Valley University campus last week.
Robinson’s online accounts, uncovered by the Daily Mail, show the alleged assassin had an interest in gay porn involving humanoid animal characters called ‘furries’.
According to Daily Mail, Robinson, under account name “craftin247” is linked to the dating simulator game through online gaming platform Steam. The game is described by creators as being about “love, queer relationships, hot gay sex and slapstick humor.”
The Mail says he earned a prize on the game called “uncommon sticker,” indicating that he played it long enough to receive honors.
Robinson’s friends have reported that the account name “craftin247” has been used on other videogaming and online accounts. The Mail found links to furry content (people who dress up in fur suits and call themselves “furries”), illustrated humanoid animal porn, an illustrator who produced underage porn cartoons and other disturbing material, and other deviant cartoons.
EXCLUSIVE: Suspected Charlie Kirk killer Tyler Robinson's links to 'disturbing' online communities… including pornographic material with 'part animal, part human' sex
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— Daily Mail (@DailyMail) September 17, 2025
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