Charlie Kirk Assassin Bullet Does Not Match Gun?! Here Is The TRUTH…

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Most of us are not stupid. The whole thing is BS!

Justice for Charlie Kirk. ♥️

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  1. Unfortunately Charlie was killed by a government, different than ours and it may never be known who. However there has to be a flow of money, some way, some how, and the guilty government, entity again may never be known. But whoever did this is part of the enemy from within…..needless to say that this won’t bring Charlie back. And it’s ashamed that this happened. But, it does show that our allies could not be what they appear. The name of the game is to follow the money trail and follow the evidence.

  2. Charlie Kirk was shot at close range with a rifle, firing the type of high-velocity expanding bullet used for hunting big game animals. They are designed to deform/expand upon entering the body, in order to inflict massive tissue damage to ensure a quick death. When fired, a rifle bullet is engraved by the rifling grooves and lands inside the rifle barrel, leaving the reverse of those lands and grooves on the outside of the bullet touching the rifling. Forensic services labs use a comparison microscope to compare the recovered crime-scene bullet with one fired in their own lab to determine if the crime scene bullet was fired from the recovered firearm suspected as the weapon used in the crime. The recovered bullet must be a large enough piece to have retained enough of the lands or grooves to make that comparison valid. As the bullet travels through the air, it is slowed by air resistance. The further it flies, the slower it hits its target, and more of its length engraved by the rifling remains undamaged on its surface. The bullet that hit Charlie traveled a very short distance and so was still traveling at a very high velocity, which deformed/expanded it greatly (as designed).

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