Skepticism About the Official Story of Charlie Kirk’s Assassination

From the fragments of the bullet, authorities were reportedly unable to determine that it came from the mouser rifle allegedly used in Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Experts have debunked Tyler Robinson's ballistic claim.

The inability to identify a bullet's origin is not the same as ruling out its origin.

A.30-06 rifle round is a large round.

A.30-06 round is commonly used for hunting large game like elk.

Many people have an issue with the official story of Charlie Kirk's assassination because there was no exit wound from the.30-06 round that allegedly killed him in the soft tissue of the neck.

Joe Rogan believes a.30-06 round would typically blow a hole out the back if it hit soft tissue like the neck.

The alleged shooter supposedly climbed on the roof with a disassembled rifle and then assembled it.

Assembling a rifle on a roof would require taking the scope off, putting it back on, and zeroing the rifle.

The alleged shooter supposedly disconnected the rifle again, took it apart on the roof, put it in his backpack, jumped off, reassembled it, and left it in the woods.

An analysis of acoustic readings suggests the gunshot might have been closer than the officially stated distance of 140-200 yards.

Zeroing a rifle involves firing multiple shots from a rest at a specific yardage, such as 100 yards, and adjusting the scope based on a spotter's feedback.

Joe Rogan believes a.30-06 round would typically cause more damage than what was observed in Charlie Kirk's case.