@KingOfWhiteAmerica @brimshae @Humpleupagus @Dudebro @Xenophon @Electronwarrior @chanon @rees The official take, at this point, given the evidence is that a round, .286-.301 inches with a 6Right twist, killed Charlie Kirk by striking him in the neck. The bullet jacket fragment and 4 pieces of lead were recovered inside the body. A rifle, a 30-06 with a 6 right twist was found in the area where the accused was videotaped entering and leaving twice that day with his prints and DNA found on the towel, along with engraved ammo, with scribes connected to Tyler, and a dremmel and bits with DNA found in his apartment.

There has been dozens of ammo manufacturers, ballistics expert, vets and hunters telling you that it's possible to not have an exit wound and you can see the massive expansion in the neck area in the video of the kill shot along with the supersonic crack of a rifle shot.

The 6" bullet travel theory is a lie. The bullet likely traveled at least 12-18" hitting multiple vertebrea. Totally possible.