Prosecutors in the case involving the killing of US conservative activist Charlie Kirk have presented new evidence from an interview with the suspect’s roommate. Multiple outlets report that, in a video played during a court proceeding, the roommate says the accused man admitted to the shooting and told him he “wishes he hadn’t done it.” Some reporting adds that the suspect expressed regret soon after the killing, including that he broke down or voiced remorse during the conversation. Other coverage indicates the case includes ongoing legal disputes about evidence and whether it will proceed to a full murder trial. One outlet also notes that a judge is expected to decide, following a multi-day hearing, whether the matter moves forward to trial. Separately, additional coverage describes the presence of MAGA supporters at the courthouse during the hearing. The reports collectively describe the roommate’s account as coming from an interview used by prosecutors in court, while defense attorneys question the reliability of the evidence.