Overview
- In an interview cited by multiple outlets, Erika Kirk said she wants the government to decide on a possible execution and that she does not want the suspect’s blood on her ledger.
- She described relying on her Christian faith and said she views her husband’s death as part of God’s plan.
- Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray announced formal charges against Tyler Robinson, 22, and confirmed the state will pursue capital punishment.
- Authorities say Robinson was turned in by a parent two days after the Sept. 10 shooting at Utah Valley University and has since made an initial court appearance.
- Federal sources told NBC News they have not found evidence tying Robinson to organized left‑wing groups, while a memorial in Arizona is scheduled to feature remarks from Erika Kirk alongside national political figures.