What really happened that day? Did Tyler Robinson, a trans-loving furry, assassinate Charlie, or is there more to this story than people have been told? That is still being sorted out, and hopefully the trial will settle the debate once and for all.

Sadly, some people are using Charlie's murder for clicks, tossing out wild theories whether the facts support them or not. That is how the facts ended up buried under a pile of sensational headlines, half-read filings, and zero-evidence speculation.

Right now there are real developments happening in this case, and some of them are very important.

However, there's also a push to twist some forensic nuance into something it's not, more on that later.

According to new reporting, the prosecution is planning to call two people closest to Tyler Robinson at the preliminary hearing. Meanwhile, the defense is asking for a delay because of the volume of evidence still being looked at.

It's a big deal, because insiders close to Robinson may be central "star witnesses." And while that's going on, the forensic record is still being fought over.

Kanekoa The Great:

BREAKING: The prosecution intends to call Tyler Robinson's parents and his roommate and romantic partner, Lance Twiggs, to testify at the preliminary hearing.

That's significant.

The people closest to him — his parents and his boyfriend he lived with — are the prosecution's witnesses.

The defense is asking for a six-month delay.

They received over 600,000 files on March 12 alone, discovery is still incomplete, and their forensic biologist says she needs six months just to review the evidence.

The preliminary hearing is currently set for May 18.