Ballistic tests suggest Charlie Kirk was shot from above, not frontally as claimed

What was said

"I hypothesized on day three of the investigation, even before we'd conducted these tests, was that he must have been shot if he was shot here, but he must have been shot from a steeper angle. And so that that and from a steeper two steeper angles, one off axis and one down. So if that bullet struck here, it would then go down into his body and it would it's very normal for bullets to be retained if they're going long axis into uh a body like that."

Chris Martenson's team conducted ballistic gelatin tests recreating the Charlie Kirk shooting, firing 30 rounds through pork roasts and testing various angles. They concluded a .30-06 round fired from the front at the stated location would have passed completely through Kirk's neck, making the official narrative physically implausible. Instead, evidence including a white-clad figure spotted fleeing from the Sorenson building rooftop suggests Kirk was shot from a steep downward angle from a different location than officially claimed.