Overview
- Zinn, 71, pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual exploitation of a minor and entered a no-contest plea to obstruction of justice.
- A judge imposed two terms of one to 15 years for the exploitation charges and up to five years for obstruction, to run concurrently.
- Investigators said they found more than 20 sexually explicit images of children on Zinn’s phone seized at Utah Valley University.
- Court records state Zinn loudly claimed he shot Charlie Kirk and later admitted he intended to draw officers’ attention from the real gunman.
- Prosecutors continue a separate capital case against Tyler Robinson, who is charged with aggravated murder in Kirk’s death.