PROVO, Utah (KSL) — Tyler Robinson, the southern Utah man charged with killing Charlie Kirk, will make his first public appearance in court on Thursday.

Robinson, who is charged with aggravated murder, a capital offense, and faces a potential death sentence if convicted, will be in 4th District Judge Tony Graf’s courtroom for a hearing regarding media access to his case.

Robinson, 22, of Washington, Washington County, is accused of shooting and killing Charlie Kirk on Sept. 10 while Kirk was at Utah Valley University. Kirk, 31 — a conservative activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA — was sitting under a tent of an outdoor amphitheater-courtyard area at UVU, speaking in front of approximately 3,000 people, when he was shot in the neck by a gunman on the roof of the nearby Losee Cent

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