Erika Kirk asks for all exhibits linked to husband’s killing to be made public

According to The Guardian, Erika Kirk, the widow of far-right activist Charlie Kirk, has asked a judge in Utah to publicly display every exhibit connected to her husband's killing. She says she wants transparency to head off the spread of conspiracy theories. Her motion came on the third day of a preliminary hearing in Provo, where district judge Tony Graf is weighing whether there is enough evidence to proceed to trial for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of the murder. Charlie Kirk was shot at Utah Valley University last September.

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