Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect's Dad Runs Thriving Business

The father of Tyler Robinson, the man accused of murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk, continues to run a successful business despite the scandal surrounding his son. According to the California Post, Matthew Robinson has returned to work at his masonry company in St. George, Utah, after his son spent days in court over the murder charge.

Sources tell the outlet that people who have done business with Matthew say his company is doing well, thanks to loyal clients and word-of-mouth referrals. The business is thriving despite the negative media attention on the family.

However, it's worth noting that the father's financial stability is not tied to paying for his son's legal defense. Taxpayers are footing the bill, and experts recently estimated the costs could reach $10 million or more.

Matthew's business hasn't always been smooth sailing. In 2014, his brother Clint Robinson sued him, accusing him of embezzling $100,000. The siblings eventually reached a confidential settlement.

A colleague of Matthew, who asked to remain anonymous, told the California Post that the father rarely mentions Tyler at work these days. Nevertheless, Matthew has been seen attending his son's recent court hearings to show support.

This case has drawn public attention to how families of high-profile defendants cope with the aftermath while maintaining their daily lives.