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underpants

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21. Oh Lawd, there's a budding cottage industry of conspiracy theories on the RW alone.
Mon Mar 30, 2026, 09:43 PM
Yesterday

He took the shot. He had a good rifle to do it and he had a lot of experience with guns.

The angle does seem odd to me.

The DNA thing could mean that anyone from him to his grandfather to his roommate touched then. There was open discussion in card games about killing somebody?

He was definitely a Groyper - devotee of Nick Fuentes - and those were warring factions.

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I thought this was fishy from the start. n/t rzemanfl Yesterday #1
Defense lawyer claims client is innocent EdmondDantes_ Yesterday #2
Is there a grassy knoll around somewhere? Ocelot II Yesterday #3
Patsy dweller Yesterday #4
This was a professional hit...................... Lovie777 Yesterday #5
Yup, it certainly was blue-wave Yesterday #29
This is your brain on conspiracy theories. nt BootinUp Yesterday #6
Thank you ! stopdiggin Yesterday #11
People still don't believe the Warren commission even after the shooting BootinUp Yesterday #13
there is no end to the lunacy that the 'conspiracy brain' will gobble up .... - - - - -(nt)- stopdiggin Yesterday #18
So by saying "lunacy" blue-wave 10 hrs ago #59
When I see evidence..... SergeStorms 9 hrs ago #62
this lab 'finding' does NOT say that the bullet did not come from the indicated gun stopdiggin 4 hrs ago #72
Numerous people in the operating at the hospital saw that the back of Kennedy's head was blown off. everyonematters Yesterday #27
you could see after he was shot Jackie trying to climb out the back of the convertible, as if chasing his head. Trueblue Texan 23 hrs ago #43
So we are supposed believe that blue-wave 10 hrs ago #58
. BootinUp 8 hrs ago #63
The facts are that the House assassinations Committe found there was a conspiracy. Rafi 3 hrs ago #76
Based on a faulty analysis of the audio. Throw that 2nd finding in the trash. nt BootinUp 2 hrs ago #78
Oh Lawd, there's a budding cottage industry of conspiracy theories on the RW alone. underpants Yesterday #21
I WISH somebody ELSE had had a 'good rifle'---- Jack Valentino Yesterday #41
Like the tRump fake assasination attempt that went wrong I have no doubt. nt yaesu Yesterday #7
a very neat trick - given that the shooter TOLD other people that did it stopdiggin Yesterday #8
Why did they pin the murder Blue_Roses Yesterday #9
He - a) confessed to roommate - b) stashed a rifle easily identified as belonging to him/family in nearby bushes stopdiggin Yesterday #16
Weird Blue_Roses Yesterday #20
Post removed Post removed 22 hrs ago #47
Oh boy... RockRaven Yesterday #10
When ATF or some other forensic lab can't definitely match a bullet, they say so Prairie Gates Yesterday #12
Exactly right. Straw Man Yesterday #15
I did notice that the defense didn't say that the ATF dgauss Yesterday #17
I haven't followed the story much rpannier Yesterday #30
And so gentle readers, another conspiracy is born . . . Aussie105 Yesterday #35
Nope. Not a rabbit hole I'm going doen. Not for this guy. OAITW r.2.0 Yesterday #14
Hard to tell whether the defense is saying the bullet doesn't match the caliber of the rifle, or if it's pushing what WhiskeyGrinder Yesterday #19
One of the many "marks matching" forensic "sciences" that is of dubious reliability Prairie Gates Yesterday #23
Yep. Bite ID, blood spatter, fingerprints...whatever it takes to keep the PIC running. WhiskeyGrinder Yesterday #25
Fire/burn/accelerant marks. Polygraphs. RockRaven Yesterday #26
Carpet and fabric fibers Johnny2X2X Yesterday #33
"Tool marks" and other nonsense pseudoscience Prairie Gates 13 hrs ago #52
I believe the lawyer is purposely being deceptive Bluetus 3 hrs ago #77
It's a defense claim Renew Deal Yesterday #22
Now watch them say that Charlie Kirk's bullet matches Luigi Mangione's gun... PeaceWave Yesterday #24
My guess is that the bullet hit something hard after passing thru Kirk's neck NickB79 Yesterday #28
The story says "... the bullet recovered at autopsy..." Mariana 6 hrs ago #68
Wherever it was recovered, it wasn't anywhere in his body NickB79 1 hr ago #81
The only evidence we should care about are vague engravings on bullets IronLionZion Yesterday #31
Trump wanted this to be federal case. Wonder why? 33taw Yesterday #32
Wow. More questions than answers. Joinfortmill Yesterday #34
What questions? Aussie105 Yesterday #36
Amazing deduction. Joinfortmill 14 hrs ago #50
How do we know he is dead? sarisataka Yesterday #37
Crazy theories? Let's go! Danascot 14 hrs ago #49
Depends, is my next option to almost make out with JD Vance? EdmondDantes_ 6 hrs ago #69
If you saw the video before it was taken down, NH Ethylene 4 hrs ago #70
I did see it and personally have no doubts sarisataka 3 hrs ago #73
COLOR. ME. SHOCKED. MrChuck Yesterday #38
My theory that Erika had something to do with it still stands. Initech 11 hrs ago #56
Probably means bullet was too damaged to be able to match it to the rifle Kaleva Yesterday #39
A nice, sensible response to this new evidence. Ilikepurple 22 hrs ago #44
Good! Unrepentant Fenian Yesterday #40
Shocking. C Moon Yesterday #42
is there a link to the court filing? onenote 22 hrs ago #45
I've been looking, and everything points back to the DailyMail. usonian 22 hrs ago #46
Below is a link to CBS news Quiet Em 15 hrs ago #48
Lawyer being a lawyer Johnny2X2X 14 hrs ago #51
It was a fragment Historic NY 12 hrs ago #53
Ahhh, cooler heads BaronChocula 10 hrs ago #60
That's a rough row to hoe given that the suspect confessed the murder to allegorical oracle 11 hrs ago #54
Uh oh, this is going to disrupt Fox News' narrative. Initech 11 hrs ago #55
It was an inside job. idahoblue 10 hrs ago #57
I actually hope it doesn't match. Iggo 10 hrs ago #61
Hindustan Times seems to be a go-to for planted narratives lostnfound 7 hrs ago #64
I'd pull the OP in an instant if someone refuted it, but none so far. usonian 7 hrs ago #65
The body of the article itself refutes the title of the OP Kaleva 4 hrs ago #71
With Ca$h, Blondi and Juice Box Jeanine involved Hassler 7 hrs ago #66
I wouldn't put it past them to have set up the Trump ear shot, and the Kirk one LiberalLovinLug 7 hrs ago #67
So does this mean Charlie Kirk was not killed -- or does it mean he was only an AI deep fake who never existed? struggle4progress 3 hrs ago #74
My money's on two strong candidates. usonian 3 hrs ago #75
That is a reassuring thought! struggle4progress 1 hr ago #79
This is an attorney tactic to try and get his client off. There is video of him on the roof and jumping from Pisces 1 hr ago #80
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