What specific criminal charges has Erica Kirk been arrested or indicted for?

1. What the reliable press reports say: charges against the suspect, not Erika Kirk

Every major story in the provided collection identifies Tyler Robinson as the person arrested and charged in Charlie Kirk’s killing; news outlets consistently report Robinson faces aggravated murder and other felony counts, not Erika Kirk. USA Today and The Hill state Robinson was charged with aggravated murder, felony discharge of a firearm and obstruction of justice ^{[1] [2]}. The Hill and CBS News note prosecutors filed multiple counts and that Robinson could face the death penalty ^{[2] [4]}.

2. No arrest or indictment of Erika Kirk appears in available sources

None of the supplied sources say Erika Kirk was arrested or indicted. Instead, they describe her as the victim’s widow, speaking publicly, receiving a pretrial protective order, and taking roles in memorials and organizational leadership after Charlie Kirk’s death ^{[5] [4] [6]}. If you are asking whether Erika Kirk has criminal charges against her, the available sources do not mention any such arrest or indictment ^{[5] [4]}.

3. Why misinformation about Erika Kirk has circulated

A wave of unverified and debunked claims about Erika Kirk circulated online after the assassination, including allegations about charities, trafficking, secret ties and other conspiracies; fact-checkers like Snopes and Lead Stories examined many of these claims and found them unsubstantiated or false ^{[7] [8] [9]}. The Snopes collection explicitly catalogs rumors that targeted her in the weeks after the shooting ^{[7] [8]}. Lead Stories’ review of Romanian records found no evidence to support trafficking accusations tied to her nonprofits ^[9].

4. What reporters have documented about Erika Kirk’s public role since the killing

Reporting portrays Erika Kirk as a public figure in mourning and in leadership: she gave public remarks, was granted a pretrial protective order against the accused, attended memorials where she spoke of forgiveness, and—according to some outlets—assumed leadership positions within organizations her late husband led ^{[5] [10] [11] [12]}. These are the actions and roles documented in the media, not criminal proceedings against her ^{[5] [10]}.

5. Competing narratives and how to weigh them

Two distinct narratives are present in the materials: (A) mainstream reporting focusing on the homicide investigation and criminal charges against the accused shooter, Tyler Robinson ^{[1] [2]}, and (B) a secondary stream of social-media driven rumors and conspiracy claims aimed at Erika Kirk, many of which have been investigated and rebutted by fact‑checkers ^{[7] [9]}. The mainstream reporting is sourced to law-enforcement filings and prosecutor statements; the rumors rely on anonymous posts and recycled allegations with no court records cited ^{[1] [7]}.

6. Limitations and recommendations for further verification

This review is limited to the search results you provided; if there are later developments (arrests, indictments, or new official filings involving Erika Kirk) those would not be reflected here. To confirm whether any new criminal action exists, consult primary court records in the relevant jurisdictions or direct statements from prosecutors; the sources we have—national outlets and fact-checkers—do not report any arrest or indictment of Erika Kirk ^{[1] [7] [9]}.

If you want, I can next: (a) compile the exact language prosecutors used when charging Tyler Robinson from the cited court filings, or (b) pull together a timeline of public statements and fact‑checks about Erika Kirk to trace how rumors spread.