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Widow of Far-Right Activist Charlie Kirk Seeks Open Display of Evidence in Murder Trial

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Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, is asking a Utah judge to allow open courtroom display of all evidence related to her husband's killing, fearing conspiracy theories.
The request comes during a preliminary hearing for alleged murderer Tyler Robinson.

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Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, is asking a Utah judge to allow open courtroom display of all evidence related to her husband's killing, fearing conspiracy theories. The request comes during a preliminary hearing for alleged murderer Tyler Robinson.

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