Charlie Kirk Shooting, Ballistics Analysis and Angle Discrepancies
Ballistics analysis of the Charlie Kirk shooting suggests that the official narrative regarding the shooter's position is physically impossible. Evidence from the UVU courtyard and the Losey building indicates a 10-degree downslope that would not result in the reported spinal injuries. A .30-06 rifle round fired from the alleged roof position would have passed through soft tissue rather than ricocheting into the body as claimed by official reports.
charlie kirk· ballistics· 30-06 rifle· uvu courtyard· losey building· cavitation
00:00 We need more information. We need the videos from the stairwells, from the UVU cameras, from the TPUSA cameras. We need the audio from Charlie Kirk's mic. We don't have any of that. We don't have an autopsy. So what we're going on is a little thin. But what they told us, I can prove, is wrong. I think, right? And that is that a gentleman named Tyler Robinson was sitting on a roof and took a shot with a .30-06. Now how that rifle got to the roof, we don't know. They say, oh, he must have disassembled it, stuffed the pieces, the stock and the barrel down into his pants, but you as a shooter would know this. You would never reassemble a long bore rifle like that with a bunch of screws and think that it was going to be anything close to zeroed in when you got there. But we'll leave that aside. Total bull. Total bull. Total bull.
00:44 Yeah, so if I could start here, this is the tent that Charlie was sitting under. He was just under that apex right there. This is in that UVU courtyard and it steps up those grass steps in concrete pieces. This is where they said he was on the edge of the Losey building. There's an area circled there. You maybe could sort of see a little stuff there, but when we dial in, you can see they have a bunch of evidence tags here showing where there was some imprints, putatively because somebody was lying down, elbows and knees in a shooting position. But we can see here the overall angle from here down to the 10th. There's a shot. There's absolutely a shot you can take there, no question about it. The problem we have with that is
01:25 These are those indents a little closer. The problem we have with that angle of the chute is that it just can't work out. First off, it's about a 10 degree downslope. So flat, zero degree would be you're on flat ground, I'm on flat ground, we have a zero degree slope. Given that angle, it's about 140 yards, I've measured it. that's 10 degrees down. Also not straight on Charlie, but just about 10 degrees off, just a little off. So we're coming in at what we're calling a 10 and 10. It's just, it's actually 90. So it's not enough of an angle from higher up that could potentially ricochet off and go down into the body.
02:01 I just don't think so because this red dot here shows this is a frame right before Charlie was shot. That's right about exactly where that hole appeared in his neck. That's the softest part of the neck right there. You don't even have a windpipe like this is soft and first off just the 10 degree down slope it misses every bone. It would go through and through so from every angle we look at this it's going to miss everything. More importantly When we look at it from where it was, it was way off axis over here. This would be on axis straight up center. It was here. Would have come out between the C7 and T1 vertebrae. It would have blown straight through. There is nothing but soft tissue there. So also the 10 degree off axis, it would have to come in from about 40 or 50 degrees to hit the spine, which is what they said. But even if it was 30, 60, 200 yards hit the spine, it would vaporize and blow the whole neck off.
02:53 It would, it absolutely would and people have run that test over and over again in ballistic gel, this and that. But at this angle, the 10 and 10, it doesn't hit anything, it's just soft neck, probably about 5 inches. You can look at hundreds of ballistic gel shots or people shooting hams. It won't matter. Nothing changes in a 30-06 in the first six inches. And here's the theory. So we know that a bullet landed in his body if we believe that cavitation event, we believe that he was instantly dead. He had that that decorticate posturing that speaks of a violent insult. We saw that this is graphic, but when he did bleed, you know, he's shot and it takes a couple of frames, but then you see all this blood. But you see if you watch it carefully, it spills out.
03:34 it doesn't spurt out. So if his heart was still pumping and his carotid artery was hit, that stuff's going two, three feet. It doesn't. I think it takes a beat because what happens is he has this huge insult, it explodes, it pushes that blood back up into his head and then it drains out but it's not spurting out. So that looks like a venous dump. So okay, so we've established he's shot. So now we have to account for what are some physical geometries, where could he have been shot from that would match what we need to see? I think the minimum angle would be about 20 degrees, so I've drawn a 20 degree line on here with my magic protractor. This comes down into his body. Why 20 degrees? Because it lands below, on this angle, below that thoracic vertebrae. If it's above that, his arms aren't moving anymore, okay? So it has to be at least at this steep of an angle on a downslope. That puts it clearly down into his chest cavity. When you were talking, Alex, about how the doctor had allegedly said that it bounced down and crushed these.
04:35 here, that's the minimum angle that would get us here. 20 degrees. Plus, we have to be off axis a bit. 40-45 degrees gets us to a point where we're actually hitting the spine and not just coming out to the side of the spine. So it has to be both a steeper side angle, a steeper down angle. So this sort of comports if he's shot from this other building, this is where they said the shooter was, was way up here, straight coming down this way. If we put somebody over here, okay. Now was anybody there? I don't have any video evidence of that. So we would love to see anybody sitting to Charlie's right who may have been filming up this way, particularly anybody over here filming this direction. That would be highly valuable.
