Tyler Robinson, accused of killing right-wing activist Charlie Kirk on Sept. 10, appeared in court on Sept. 16 via video link from jail. The office of Utah County District Attorney Jeffrey Gray charged Robinson with seven offenses, including aggravated murder, obstruction of justice for disposing of evidence and witness tampering for asking his roommate to delete incriminating texts. Prosecutors have pledged to pursue the death penalty, Reuters reported.
According to court filings, Robinson sent a message to his roommate, who is not identified in the documents, instructing them to look under the keyboard. There, the roommate reportedly found a...