Charlie Kerk, the suspect, admitted to his colleague in the room, as the public prosecutors claim

The defendant man claimed to shoot Charlie Kirk by killing the right -wing activist in a letter to his colleague in the room, as the prosecutors claimed, as they announced seven charges against him.

Tyler Robinson, 22, said a note under a keyboard to discover it. He added that the roommate was the romantic partner of the defendant.

According to Mr. Gray, the memo said: “I have had the opportunity to direct Charlie Kerk, and I will take it.”

The Public Prosecutor also shared text messages between his colleagues in the room, including those claiming that the defendant said he shot Kirk because he “had enough hatred.”

The suspect is held without a guarantee in a special housing unit in Utah Province. He appeared for the first time in the court on Tuesday, when he appeared remotely when prosecutors read the seven charges against him.

These charges are strict killing, a felony to recruit a firearm, two of the concerns of obstructing justice, two charges of tampering with witnesses, and committing a violent crime when children are present.

They also said that they would seek the death penalty for shooting Kirk, who was killed by one fire fired from a surface on the surface while speaking at the University of Utah Valley on Wednesday.

He was arrested last week after a 33 -hour painted, and the defendant did not enter an appeal or confessed to the police. The Prosecutor also stressed that the accused is innocent until he was proven to be guilty and will face the trial of the jury.

Evidence revealed at a press conference on Tuesday, including the defendant’s confession and the DNA in the suspected Venice operator that had been used in the crime.

Describing the alleged hidden memo at a press conference earlier on Tuesday, Gray said that the defendant sent a text message to his colleague in the room: “Show what you do, look under my keyboard.”

After reading the clear recognition, the roommate, who was not named and cooperated with the investigators, answered, “What ?????????????

Mr. Gray was martyred with more exchange of long text messages between the defendant and his colleague in the room, who described him as his romantic partner. The authorities said that the roommate is sexually transformed and turns from male to female.

In one of the exchange, the roommate asked the defendant about the reason for the killing of Kirk.

“I had enough hatred,” Mr. Gray pointed to the messages. “Some hatred cannot be negotiated.”

It was also claimed that the defendant wrote: “To be honest, I was hoping to keep this secret until she died of old age. I am sorry to involve you.”

The roommate answered: “You are not the person who did this correctly ????”

The defendant replied, “I am sorry.”

Mr. Gray also gave more details about how the defendant’s parents questioned that their son had participated in the killing of Charlie Kerk.

He said that the mother had seen a video of the suspect that was released a day after the shooting and told her husband that he resembled their son. Gray said he faced the son over the phone about the similarity, but he told her that he was sick at home on the day of shooting.

The prosecutor said that the father later faced the defendant, who responded to the guarantee that he might take his private life.

The suspect was eventually convinced to come to his parents ’house and while he was there, he was claiming that he was the attacker. Then he said he wanted to “finish it” instead of going to prison.

With the help of a family friend, an honorable retired deputy, his parents persuaded him to surrender to the police and was arrested late Thursday – 33 hours after the shooting.

It is also claimed that the suspect told his parents that “there is a lot of evil and that the man is spreading a lot of hatred,” referring to Kirk, according to the indictment.

Mr. Gray said that the mother told the investigators that her son has become more political in recent years, and has become more supportive of gay and transgender rights and a relationship with a transgender person.

But the public prosecutor refused to answer when he was asked whether Kerk had been targeted for his transgender opinions. “This is to decide the jury,” he said.

Mr. Gray said that the conservative influencer was answering a question about the mass fire operations carried out by the transgender individuals when he ran his divorce. The bullet kirk hit the neck and immediately slipped on the floor.

The prosecutor said that the snapshot passed near other people, including the children and the person who asked Kirk the question.

Mr. Gray said the DNA was found for the suspect on the Venice operator used to shoot.

He also said that the suspect’s father was suspected of identifying a gun of screws, which once belonged to the suspect’s grandfather. Mr. Gray said he called the suspect after the shooting and asked him to send a picture of the rifle, but he did not respond.

The defendant also detailed his movements after shooting in the messages sent to his colleague in the room.

“I planned to seize my gun from the landing point shortly after, but most of this side of the city has been closed,” he wrote, according to public prosecutors.

“I will try to recover it again, we hope they have moved. I haven’t seen anything about them,” I read another message.

“I can get close to it, but there is a parked band car.”

Prosecutors said that the defendant is accused of manipulating the witnesses, because he ordered his partner to delete their messages and stay silent if they are interrogated.