Dave Aronberg

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2,340 appearances 17 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard 16 Sep

Dave Aronberg’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Megyn Kelly Show · Judge Graf Shows ZERO Confidence Despite MOUNTAINS of Evidence in Tyler Robinson Hearing, Lance Twiggs DOWNPLAYS His "Trans" Identity, w/ Aronberg, Frei, Eiglarsh, Murphy & Spilbor | Ep. 1357 · 10 Jul 2026 podcast

I've never heard a thing about it.

So he's wrong on the premises and therefore the conclusion to which he came is equally wrong.

The only thing is, you go back to Joseph Goebbels' propaganda techniques, accuse your adversaries of doing what you are doing is supposed to create confusion.

The only people misrepresenting evidence to the general public is the defense in respect of the bullet not matching or the fragment not matching the casing, which was matter of fact false that required the prosecution to go out and clarify.

The only people doing what that guy accused Erica Kirk of doing is the defense itself.

Again, par for the course, there's a reason why people hate lawyers and there's a reason why lawyers are hated.

And that is part and parcel, at least one of the reasons.

Could you specify which of those possibilities exists in this case?

Was this a case where you had

microscopic dissimilarity, but in your opinion, it was insufficient to form a conclusion of source exclusion?

Well, to the extent that we understand, more often than not, you can't trace the bullet to the cartridge, or definitively, if it doesn't leave fingerprints on the projectile.

Again, I'm not an expert in any of this.

My understanding is that more often than not, the bullet, the piece that hits you, is fragmented.

And otherwise, you can't trace it to the actual cartridge itself.

OK, so it's nothing out of the ordinary.

To the extent, and again, probable cause, we're trying to determine what the likely cause of death was.

To the extent they've identified it as a bullet tip, I mean, okay, fine, defense will raise that we don't know where it came from, so therefore that's your reasonable doubt.

But at the probable cause, again, to the extent we've now concluded it was a bullet that killed Charlie, it was fragmented into a number of pieces, can't do a definitive trace back to the frame.

Okay, that's to reasonable doubt.

That's not the probable cause.

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