Utah prosecutors say they will play redacted audio clips from an interview with the roommate of the man accused in the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a court proceeding in the case, according to multiple reports. The audio is described as coming from law enforcement officials interviewing the defendant’s roommate. The clips are expected to be presented in open court during a preliminary hearing or related hearing session, which reporters identify as occurring on Thursday. The statements are characterized as “redacted,” indicating parts of the interview are being withheld from full disclosure, though the reasons for redaction were not detailed in the provided coverage. CBS News and other outlets report the move as part of prosecutors’ effort to present evidence to the court, while additional reporting notes jurors are expected to hear the material. The outlets cited focus on what will be played rather than the content of the statements themselves.