Defence in Charlie Kirk’s killing say shooter hit ‘intended target’
10 were endangered by the shooting — a potentially aggravating factor under state law that would make it a capital crime.
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Lawyers for the man charged with killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk say he shouldn’t be eligible for the death penalty because the shooter “hit the intended target” during the assassination last year at a Utah event attended by thousands of people. Closing arguments in the preliminary hearing are scheduled for Sept.
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Lawyers for the man charged with killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk say he shouldn’t be eligible for the death penalty because the shooter “hit the intended target” during the assassination last year at a Utah event attended by thousands of people.
according to The Boston GlobeClosing arguments in the preliminary hearing are scheduled for Sept.
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