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@Bizarro_Videos posted some of the earliest day-of frame analysis (September 10, 2025) in the wound-location debate, plus one of the case's most cautionary examples of overreach: the "planted witness" allegation. Both are recorded on this site as the poster's claims only.

Frame-level wound reading is the ground floor of the whole dispute over how Charlie Kirk was assassinated, and the competing readings are gathered at Cause of Death.

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  • Claimed frame-by-frame that "the bullet appears to hit a bulletproof vest on his chest and ricochet up into the neck" — part of the vest/ricochet strand of the Shot in the Heart narrative catalog. (Source)
  • Alleged an elderly man interviewed on Fox News saying Kirk was "shot in the heart" was "planted" — asking "Who told him to say that?" The site explicitly does not adopt this: no evidence has been produced for it, and an unidentified person on a live broadcast is a bystander. See the analysis on the Narrative photo page. (Source)

Investigative value

The account matters as a record of how fast the narrative moved — from "what did witnesses see" to "were the witnesses real" within hours of the shot. Its vest-ricochet reading sits inside a larger cluster of impact analyses (@aducarrabh, @CheriJacobus, @themarketswork) that the site catalogs together; its planted-witness claim is preserved as an example of the parts of the arc that do not withstand scrutiny.

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Blake Neff (BlakeSNeff) — X Posts

Hearing-week summaries of what prosecutors actually put on the record: the agent testimony, the roommate text thread, the gray Challenger near the gun-recovery block. The closest thing to a public transcript, and firmly the state's framing.

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bren45000 — X Posts

A skeptic who aims at both camps: weeks after the foreign-nexus statements there was still no evidence package, and still nobody can name one clinician who treated Charlie Kirk. A blocked inquiry is a lead, not a substitute for disclosure.

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Cashloren — X Posts

One clip from the first hour: a well-sourced commentator on live television saying Charlie Kirk had a pulse, minutes before the death was announced. It cuts both ways — early uniformity may be broadcast chaos rather than choreography.

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CharlotteLee_88 — X Posts

One witness, two stations, about an hour apart: a chest account and then a neck account. This is the compilation that made the first-hour wound discrepancy impossible to wave away, with the witnesses treated as witnesses rather than suspects.

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Elsewhere In The Investigation

Shot in the Heart — Early Claims vs. What Video Shows

A catalogue of the posts, TV clips and threads claiming Charlie was shot in the heart or chest, set against the absence of any visible chest wound. The pattern is real even when every individual claim is soft.

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Shot to the Heart — The Repeated Theme and the Shaped-Charge Question

Witness after witness described a chest wound rather than a neck wound — the same wrong detail, from people who did not know each other. That repetition is either mass error or a clue.

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The Shot-Through-the-Heart Narrative (Claims)

The earliest on-camera witnesses described a chest-and-heart wound the white shirt does not show. This thesis says that is the wound the mechanism was meant to produce — and the shirt is also what falsifies it.

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Screenshot of a court filing page quoting the medical examiner's findings on Charlie Kirk's injuries, followed by Officer Bagley's rooftop account.

Charlie's Injuries

A July 2026 court filing lists injuries far beyond one neck wound — hemopericardium, bilateral hemothorax, brain hemorrhage, lung hematomas, airway cartilage disruptions. The full list is what most arguments here are missing.

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