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Forensic guest says ATF would be best placed to test a shirt for explosive residue

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published October 11, 2026 · Julian Dorey Daily · Death Investigator REACTS to Video of Charlie Kirk Being Carried to His Car
Forensic guest says ATF would be best placed to test a shirt for explosive residue
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Death Investigator REACTS to Video of Charlie Kirk Being Carried to His Car

What was said

""That shirt for me, I would want that in the hands of ATF because that is where they dance, baby. And I would want them to check that thing from stem to stern.""

Asked how a shirt would be examined, the programme’s death-investigation/forensic guest says there are specific explosive-residue tests and adds that, if explosives were a serious question, he would want the shirt handled by the ATF. He then outlines a step-by-step approach to processing, including initial visual inspection and controlled sampling such as grid-based tape lifts.

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Unnamed death-investigation/forensic guest (not identified by name in provided evidence) · guest
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Death Investigator REACTS to Video of Charlie Kirk Being Carried to His Car
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