Will Weltgeist
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Will Weltgeist
@WillWeltgeist
"Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good." -- Abp. Charles Chaput "Rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God" - B. Franklin











BREAKING: An ATF report in the Charlie Kirk murder case is out — and it found that the bullet that killed Kirk was a .30-caliber class fragment — consistent with Robinson's Mauser 98. But it was so deformed that analysts couldn't make a definitive match. Result: inconclusive. The ATF lab described finding "one .30-caliber class deformed/damaged bullet jacket fragment and four lead fragments." What prosecutors CAN prove: the fired cartridge case was positively ID'd as fired from Robinson's rifle. And toolmarks on the casings match a rotary engraving tool — like the Dremel seized from Robinson's home. Now the State wants to go further — running new Virtual Comparison Microscopy (VCM) technology and "metallurgical" testing on the fragments. PS — to everyone who said it wasn't a .30 caliber bullet: the ATF disagrees. Document source: @aburkhartlaw






@TruthHammer4EVA @LizCrokin @RealCandaceO Not all innuendo, my rose-colored compatriot. Who lies on their LinkedIn resume? 1) Graduating Summa Cum Laude (she wasn't listed as such in grad. program) 2) A second major in International Relations (it wasn't offered at the time) 3) A doctorate in Christian Leadership (nope!)



The ATF Report in Tyler Robinson's case is now available. It's clearly a summary report that doesn't provide great detail but it does have new information: 1 bullet jacket fragment and 4 lead fragments were recovered during Charlie's autopsy, The jacket is identified as coming from a .30 caliber class bullet. The jacket fragment shared class characteristics with Tyler Robinson's Mauser 98 rifle, so the rifle couldn't be excluded as having fired the bullet. But the fragment lacks individual characteristics permitting identification of one rifle to the exclusion of all others in the class. The engravings on the cartridge casings are consistent with a rotary tool like a Dremel. According to the motion, the State now wants to conduct Virtual Comparison Microscopy (VCM) on the jacket casing, a new technology in which the item is 3D scanned and virtually compared to a test fire. This might require the analyst to "unfold" deformed portions of the jacket, which could leave marks from the tool used to unfold the material. It could also potentially affect the structural integrity of the jacket fragment; an FBI analyst who received the fragment from the ATF noted that part of the jacket fragment has become detached in the packaging. The State also wants to do "metallurgical" testing of a lead fragment, the precise nature of which is unspecified. The defense filed the January 9th motion after they requested to be able to photograph the jacket casing in its current state and to attend or photograph any future testing, and its requests were denied. The motion is requesting that testing not be allowed to proceed without these conditions in place to protect the defense's ability to evaluate the testing. Document available here: andreaburkhart.substack.com/api/v1/file/32…












