Death Investigator REACTS to Video of Charlie Kirk Being Carried to His Car

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JOSEPH's LINKS

- YT: @josephscottmorgan

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40-year forensic pathologist Joseph Scott Morgan and investigator/trial lawyer Baron Coleman go through the crime scene evidence in the Charlie Kirk case — and break down where they believe standard forensic protocol wasn't followed.

They cover why ballistics experts couldn't replicate the shot in testing, what should have happened when first responders arrived, and why cutting the shirt off the way it reportedly happened isn't standard emergency procedure. JSM walks through the blood pour pattern seen in the responder video and what it actually tells you about the wound.

Multiple witnesses said the sound "came from down there" rather than from a rifle position — Baron and JSM dig into the acoustics of the venue and why that matters. They also cover the necklace Charlie Kirk was wearing that was reportedly never logged as evidence, and the fact that Erika Kirk was later seen wearing a repaired version of it. The conversation closes on a strange discrepancy with the security cameras and a full breakdown of how JSM says a crime scene like this should have been handled from the start.

Timestamps:

0:00 – ATF Testing, First Responder Failures & How to Determine Gunshot vs Something Else

8:50 – Video of Responders After Fatality & Blood Pour Out Examined

20:10 – Witness Said "It Came From Down There" & Absent Space Sound Theory

30:57 – Necklace Was Never Collected & Erika Kirk Wearing Repaired Version

42:20 – JSM Confirms Baron's Suspicions & Strange Issue with Cameras

54:49 – Crime Scene Errors & How JSM Would Have Handled This

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