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Erika Kirk comforts a stranger in tears during hearing for husband’s accused assassin Tyler Robinson
PROVO, Utah — In an emotional moment in the gallery during the second day of a preliminary hearing for Charlie Kirk’s accused assassin Tyler Robinson in a Utah courthouse Tuesday, the victim’s widow Erika Kirk reached forward to hand a tissue to a crying woman in the row in front of her.
Over the course of the hearing, the Kirk family has been given permission to come and go to avoid painful testimony.
At one point Tuesday, as defense attorney Richard Novak cross-examined the case’s lead investigator, David Hull, the Kirk family left the room as the testimony turned to the fatal gunshot.
They returned about 10 minutes later when the topic had changed, with Erika Kirk leaning on her mother-in-law, Kathy Kirk.
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