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Nearly 200 Witnesses to the Charlie Kirk Shooting Apply for Victim Benefits in Utah

via NPR News·Sep 1

Nearly 200 people who witnessed the shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University have applied for state victim benefits. Although the shooting had a single homicide victim, thousands saw it in person and many more watched video spread online. The applications reflect the wide reach of trauma claims after a public killing.

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