Corby Hall

You know, the immediate aftermath of those videos, but we haven't seen, you know, the body.

Uh, so just again, if there was no exit and there was a fragment of the bullet in the, found in the body, and I think I heard somewhere that there was other lead fragments found inside.

I don't know if that's true or not, but, um, what you're looking at is a

potentially a subsonic 300 blackout that, uh, perhaps wasn't shot with the suppressor installed on it and, uh, did not, did not go through and separated when it hit and a piece of the jacket coming off and, and separating.

And, um,

Again, though, if there is no exit wound, you're going to find all the bullet fragments inside, and you'll be able to weigh it, and you'll tell exactly or pretty close how much that bullet originally weighed after you get all the pieces together.

And so if it is true that no fragments left the body, then it will all be there.

And so maybe we're not seeing the whole picture.

Maybe some fragments did exit somewhere.

I don't know.

Um, but I could see a 300 blackout doing that.

Even a supersonic blackout could possibly, um, still remain completely inside the body and separate and not penetrate through.

Um, 30 out of six though.

I mean, I've had a guy that was a Marine sniper that said he's seen all kinds of crazy stuff.

This was just last week.

And he could envision a .30-06 Korok possibly doing that.

Yeah.

It's the neck?

He seemed kind of...

He seemed kind of like, yeah, it's very unlikely, but I've been crazy stuff before.