Topic: Exit Wound

3 chapters across the catalog

Ballistics experts and military marksmen analyze the official story of the Charlie Kirk shooting involving a 30-06 rifle. Discrepancies are noted regarding the lack of an exit wound and the trajectory of the bullet through the neck and spine. Speculation regarding international involvement, including Israel and Prime Minister Netanyahu, is addressed alongside calls for a formal autopsy.

The discussion focuses on the immediate and massive blood spray seen in the Kirk shooting video, which Alexander finds unusual compared to his combat experience. Multiple inconsistencies in the shooter's behavior and the rifle's transport are highlighted as evidence of a flawed official story.

Kyle Serafin provides a technical analysis of the body armor Charlie Kirk was reportedly wearing, identifying it as "Level 2" low-visibility armor. He explains that while this armor stops handguns, a 30-06 rifle round would pass through it easily, potentially hiding the entry wound. Serafin disputes the "ricochet" theory, suggesting the video shows a direct hit with an exit wound in the neck that was "instantaneously not survivable."