
Jurors in the hearing for Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer, Tyler Robinson, will be shown three new graphic images from the day the conservative activist was murdered.
Privacy screens will be placed in court to prevent the images from being shown to the public, and Kirk’s family will have a chance to leave the courtroom before the photographs are displayed.
Kirk’s widow Erika was seen racing into court in Utah on Monday as she prepared to come face to face with her husband’s alleged murderer.
Kirk, dressed in all black, was rushed into the building by two bodyguards shortly before Robinson’s pre-trial hearing started.
The five-day preliminary hearing beginning today will be the first time members of Kirk’s family are in the courtroom with accused assassin Robinson.
Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against the 23-year-old and will argue that he should stand trial for murder.
Robinson, 23, is charged with aggravated murder in the September 10 assassination of Kirk, who was shot dead while addressing a crowd of thousands during a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University.
The accused killer turned himself in after the shooting and prosecutors allege that he also sent a text message confession to his partner.
He has not entered a plea in the case. His attorneys have not commented on his guilt or innocence.
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