Charlie Kirk's accused killer will stand trial for aggravated murder, Utah judge rules

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Tyler Robinson, 23, will stand trial for aggravated murder in the shooting of Charlie Kirk.
Judge Tony Graf ruled that prosecutors have sufficient evidence to proceed to trial.
The aggravated murder charge requires proof that Robinson knowingly endangered others.
Prosecutors allege Robinson targeted Kirk for his political beliefs and endangered a crowd of thousands.
The defense argued the aggravating factor for a capital case was not proven.
Robinson faces seven counts, including obstruction of justice and felony discharge of a firearm.
Charlie Kirk's family expressed gratitude for the step towards justice.

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