The man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk at a Utah campus in September has made his first in-person court appearance, as a judge deliberated on the extent of media access to the high-profile case.

Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin Tyler Robinson said he thinks about the shooting “everyday” — and mentioned the slain activist’s wife Erika Kirk in a chilling court exchange with his

Tyler Robinson to appear in court Thursday in Charlie Kirk assassination case as media coalition fights unprecedented secrecy surrounding proceedings.

Erika Kirk admitted that she has "righteous anger" toward conspiracy theorists stirring speculation about her husband's assassination.