Inconclusive Rifle in Evidence Fired Bullet Found in Charlie Kirk Autopsy

Writes Ginny Garner:

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The Daily Mail reports a bullet fragment found during an autopsy performed on Charlie Kirk was not necessarily fired from the rifle now in evidence that was allegedly used in his assassination. The finding came out in a motion filed by suspect Tyler Robinson’s defense attorneys

Two weeks ago attorney and YouTube/Rumble podcaster Baron Coleman, who has been investigating the Kirk assassination and tearing the official narrative apart, analyzed this development. This is the first legal evidence that an autopsy was done, Coleman noted. Coleman questioned why Robinson’s defense team wanted to keep the motion sealed since the finding that the bullet does not necessarily match the rifle exonerates their client and they would want this detail widely publicized. Coleman guesses they may want to keep it quiet because they are trying to talk their client into a plea deal. Coleman does not think Kirk was shot and instead believes his necklace or microphone exploded, he was electrocuted, tasered and/or even had his neck broken. Coleman thinks this bullet fragment may have been stuffed into Charlie’s neck in the SUV that carried Kirk to the hospital. Critical forensic evidence such as blood was in that SUV but it was not treated as a priority evidence vehicle in the public investigation. According to many sources, within days the SUV was cleaned and sold at auction. Discussion of the bullet and rifle starts at 1:09

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