
Bullet Mismatch Twist Deepens Charlie Kirk Murder Case
New details have emerged in the Charlie Kirk murder case, with defense attorneys revealing that the bullet used does not match the alleged weapon of suspect Tyler Robinson, further deepening the ongoing investigation.
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Experts debunk Tyler Robinson's ballistics claim: 'Unable to identify is not the same as ruled out'
Robinson allegedly confessed to Kirk's murder in texts, but his defense points to inconclusive ATF bullet testing as potential exculpatory evidence.
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Candace Owens claims she is “99.9% sure” that Tyler Robinson did not shoot Charlie Kirk, citing a court filing that says the bullet didn’t match the alleged weapon. She alleges a federal setup, questions key evidence, and offers to testify, as Robinson’s legal team seeks more time to review the case.
By Barsha Dutta
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Charlie Kirk trial shaken as ATF report says bullet didn’t match Tyler Robinson’s rifle; FBI rechecking. Defense seeks delay and plans ATF testimony.
Read full article →The Bullet Used in Charlie Kirk Murder Doesn't Match The Alleged Weapon
The Bullet Used in Charlie Kirk Murder Doesn't Match The Alleged Weapon There’s a new wrinkle in the case against Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old charged with assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Defense attorneys revealed last week that federal ballistic analysis cannot link the bullet that killed Kirk to the rifle prosecutors say Robinson used. Robinson faces charges of aggravated murder, along with multiple felony counts, for the September 10, 2025, killing of...
By Tyler Durden
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