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Bearing Overlay From the Roof to the Hall of Flags

Composite analytical diagram over a 3D render of a concrete roof and grass lawn with bearing figures 210, 240, 250 and 300 degrees and a Hall of Flags label

What This Image Shows​

A composite analytical diagram built on a 3D aerial render of the concrete structure beside the courtyard, with its flat reddish-brown roof divided by pillars, and the grass area below where line markings are visible.

The overlay carries compass bearings and angle marks - 210 degrees, 240, 250 and 300 are legible, along with a percentage figure and the label Hall of Flags. A red seated-figure icon is boxed in the lawn to mark where Charlie Kirk was positioned, and a picture-in-picture inset with anatomical graphics sits alongside. The whole graphic is one researcher's attempt to reconcile a firing bearing with the wound path, published on social media with watermarks intact.

It is a reconstruction, not a forensic report. The bearings are measured off a photogrammetry render whose roof heights are software approximations, and the anatomical inset is a generic diagram rather than the autopsy record. What it does usefully is state a testable proposition: if the shot came from the marked bearing, the wound path should have a particular orientation. Read it against Wound Trajectory and Angle, Cause of Death, Losee Center and Maps and Site Geometry.

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