Erika Kirk Demands Public Display of Evidence in Tyler Robinson Hearing After 3 Days
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Updated · Fox News · Jul 9
Erika Kirk Demands Public Display of Evidence in Tyler Robinson Hearing After 3 Days
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 9
Summary
A Wednesday court filing asks a Utah judge to show all exhibits in Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing in real time and to republish evidence admitted during the first three days that courtroom observers could not see.
Erika Kirk, Charlie Kirk’s widow, argues victims’ rights under Utah law are meaningless if family members can attend but cannot meaningfully observe the evidence the court is receiving.
The filing says the family waited 10 months for the hearing and traveled to Provo only to be “present in body” while some evidence was presented in a way shielded from the courtroom.
Robinson, 23, is accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk outside a Utah Valley University event in Orem on Sept. 10, 2025; prosecutors are using surveillance footage and DNA evidence to try to establish probable cause for trial.
The hearing, which began Monday and could run through the week, will determine whether Robinson faces trial on charges including aggravated murder, which carries a potential death penalty.