a clear sightline to where Kirk was speaking to thousands of people.

 It looks like a sniper pad,  Bagley said, adding,  You've got markings of elbows, knees and feet. 

District Judge Tony Graf was shown several videos from the day Kirk was killed as attorneys from both sides shielded monitors following Graf's decision not to publicize the photographs because of their graphic nature.

When questioned by prosecutors, Utah State Bureau of Investigation Agent David Hull described the contents of the clips.

He said that they showed the crowd milling around the event and Kirk interacting with some of the spectators. The videos also contained the moments when Kirk was shot, as well as the hectic scene that followed, with security personnel taking him away while administering first aid.

Dig deeper:

While the preliminary hearing may look like a trial, the bar for prosecutors at this stage is much lower. They must show the judge that there are reasonable grounds to believe that Robinson killed Kirk for the case to go to trial. At that point, prosecutors would have to prove Robinson is guilty  beyond a reasonable doubt. 

A former prosecutor and state judge in Salt Lake City, Mark Kouris, believes that means the state should have little trouble getting its case to trial, saying,  This standard is extremely low and the chances of them not getting through it are, quite frankly, almost nothing.