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Horror author Stephen King has apologized for a post he made in the wake of activist Charlie Kirk's death after Elon Musk branded him a 'liar'.

Outrage has engulfed Stephen King after the 77-year-old writer targeted Charlie Kirk’s legacy with a post many called “heinously false” in the wake of the conservative activist’s assassination.

Kirk, who was a Trump loyalist, was shot dead during an event at Utah Valley University. He was shot in the neck.