Trajectory Analysis: Competing Ballistics Theories in Kirk's Death

Showing 6 Trajectory Analysis videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Trajectory analysis of the shot that killed Charlie Kirk has produced sharply competing conclusions among independent investigators, none of which has been resolved through an official public report. Dr. Chris Martinson, who previously analyzed audio from the Butler, Pennsylvania attempt on Donald Trump's life, argues based on his own review that Tyler Robinson could not have fired the fatal shot and that the round recovered was a high-velocity rifle bullet, a conclusion he presents as following directly from his data rather than starting from a predetermined theory. A separate analyst using a to-scale 3D model of the Utah Valley University courtyard argues audio evidence suggests the shot originated from within fifty meters of Kirk, contradicting the officially reported distance of roughly 128 meters, while another breakdown argues the specific rear-building shooter theory proposed by a different online investigator is geometrically impossible given the tent's blocked sightlines. True Crime Rocket Science, working from authenticated CCTV timestamps and eyewitness corroboration from a Deseret News reporter, reaches the opposite conclusion, tracing a verified shooter route consistent with the official narrative. Separately, mortician-turned-YouTuber Lauren discusses the autopsy and medical examiner findings to address unfounded claims that no autopsy occurred at all.