#433 - "Wasn't A Gun" Charlie Kirk Autopsy & the Hidden Detail Everyone Missed | Baron Coleman
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Why did the host start suspecting inconsistencies in Erica Kirk’s behavior?
Starting about a year ago, you've done over a hundred and fifty to two hundred videos. I think we did number one seventy five this week. One seventy five. A hundred and seventy-five streams on this
Charlie Kirk case. Yeah, yeah. I mean my mostly. I I I cover some other stuff, but
yeah, I mean
I
would say eighty percent of it. At w at what point during that whole thing did you start to realize that something just feels off?
Pretty soon. Um, pretty soon. You know, it's If you if you just look at it at the actual moment of impact, that wound doesn't look like a 30-06 to me. And I I think pretty much everybody universally agreed with that initially. Even the people who are now massive, massively in the camp that 100% they believe Tyler Robinson killed Charlie Kirk with a 30 06 on the Low Center roof. Very early on, most of the people thought, eh, I'm just not sure about that. That that that story doesn't seem right. Or the 30. Doesn't seem right. Maybe used a different round. Maybe maybe it deflected off of body armor. People were really tr having trouble coming to terms with the fact that that wound could be created by a 30 out six.
And And
I'd I'd so I'd say pretty early on. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah, I started to to notice something was off. I didn't really uh I w I didn't get skeptical of anything that was happening until that Eric Kirk video came out, um, which was not too long after it happened, I don't remember. And um, and then shortly after that, I think not even 90 days after that, you know, when I saw her get up in front of those people, that audience wearing that glittering pantsuit with the pyrotechnics and the sparklers and trying to tell everyone that JD Vance needs to be the next president, right? That's when all my red flags went off. And I was like like something is not right.
You know, I actually was was pretty easy on her for a long time. Um, so much so that I would have I I could do a whole montage of people in my audience writing chats in saying, Dude, she's guilty. She did it. And I'm like, I don't know, guys. And they're like, 'cause she's acting too weird. And I'm thinking, Well, I don't know how I would act. I've never lost a spouse. You know, I've got I've got a wife and eight kids. I have no idea what I would be like if something happened. And You know, it i i I would say about that time, December, is when I start thinking, Oh man, this just doesn't seem right. Some something's off here. I
don't know what it is. And then maybe she's just a weirdo, but Yeah, people are weirdos and everyone they say the the they say everyone grieves differently, but this is just a particular odd strain of grieving I've never seen before. I've never seen this strain of grievance in my
life. I haven't either. I haven't eaten. It's um it it it's not just the grieving, it's the it's the attacks, um, it's the leaning into political positions Charlie was was leaning away from. I mean, there's a there's a long line of th and then you start looking into her past, and that's when things really start to unravel for me with her. You start looking into her past and and you listen to podcasts she'd done and she was a nobody. I mean, nobody knew who she was. Right. But when you start looking into the things she had said publicly, the things she had produced publicly, and you start comparing it to reality, it doesn't add up. And so you think, okay, well, maybe she maybe she's like a lot of people.
She pads a resume or she pulls back on things that she's not particularly proud of. It just own it. Just say, Yeah, okay, I shaded the truth a little bit on that. I didn't want people to know I'd been in six pageants. I I kinda thought two was enough. So I I said two. It was a mistake. I'm sorry. I've grown a lot since then. But no, I mean it's like attack, attack, attack, attack, attack.
Right.
And that's not that's not really something we see a lot in people. We don't see that attack mode in people who are truly just grieving and and want to be left alone. Right.
Right. Right. It's it's like it's okay to be less famous. You know, right now is a good time for you to just take a beat, step away, take some time away.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why did the host start suspecting inconsistencies in Erica Kirk’s behavior?
0:07–13:26
2
How did the investigation use Google Trends to uncover early warning signs?
13:26–40:33
3
What evidence challenges the official story of Charlie Kirk’s gunshot wound?
40:33–1:06:58
4
How does the podcast explore the origins and motives of TPUSA and Charlie Kirk?
1:06:58–1:28:39
5
What does “beyond a reasonable doubt” actually mean?
1:28:39–1:52:35
6
How does the medical examiner’s report challenge the gun‑shot theory?
1:52:35–2:17:22
7
Who is Dan Flood and why is his behavior important to the case?
2:17:22–2:42:13
8
What are the expectations for the upcoming Charlie Kirk trial?
2:42:13–2:50:55
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