Charlie Kirk's widow views video she requested of husband's alleged killer
- Erika Kirk was allowed to watch surveillance video of Tyler Robinson, accused of killing her husband, Charlie Kirk, after she requested it.
- Most of the five-day hearing regarding Tyler Robinson's potential trial was livestreamed, but the surveillance video was shown only in court, not to the public.
- Judge Tony Graf balanced transparency with the need for juror impartiality by viewing the video himself and limiting its public disclosure.
- A ruling on whether Tyler Robinson should stand trial is expected after arguments scheduled for September 1.
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Surveillance video timeline tracks accused Charlie Kirk assassin across UVU campus before fatal rooftop shot
Surveillance video shown in court allegedly tracks the movements of Tyler Robinson, accused of assassinating Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.
Charlie Kirk's widow views video she requested of husband's alleged killer
Erika Kirk was allowed on Friday to watch surveillance video, as she had requested, that prosecutors say shows the Utah man accused of killing her husband, right-wing activist Charlie Kirk.
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Charlie Kirk’s widow views video she requested of husband’s alleged killer
By Andrew Hay July 10 (Reuters) - Erika Kirk was allowed on Friday to watch surveillance video, as she had requested, that prosecutors say shows the Utah man accused of killing her husband, right-wing activist Charlie Kirk. While the proceedings of the...
Erika Kirk Wants Every Piece Of Tyler Robinson Evidence Shown In Open Court
During the pre-trial hearings for Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, his wife, Erika Kirk, sat in a Utah courtroom and watched a clip of her husband’s alleged killer, per WKZO. In a statement released on Friday, she wants everything made public. Campus Video Footage The video compilation came from campus security cameras. Prosecutors say it shows Tyler Robinson running across a roof at Utah Valley University on September 10, the da…
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