UK-Med Case — Three-Year-Old Shot in the Neck
What This Image Shows
This screenshot shows a mobile browser displaying a lateral radiograph of a young child's head, neck, and upper chest. A dense, bright, bullet-shaped object is lodged at the back of the neck near the cervical spine. The interface identifies the source as UK-Med with a MEDAID credit, and the caption reads: "Meet Razan, the 3-year-old child shot in the neck in Gaza."
Like its companion in this sub-cluster, this is published material from a named medical charity about a different conflict. It was filed here because of the neck-wound comparison researchers raised with the Charlie Kirk case.
It should be said plainly that this image documents a child's injury in Gaza and nothing about Utah. It has no evidentiary bearing on September 10, 2025, and no investigating body has connected the two.
See Cause of Death and Gun and Bullet for the sourced analysis of the wound in the Kirk case.
Related Areas
- Cluster: Shoot In Neck
- All photo evidence: Photos