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The shrapnel that caused his collar movement can be seen falling down his shirt. It's the rectangular PCB with a blue soldering mask from the RØDE Wireless PRO transmitter. It's been identified by the size, pixel mapped using the visible magnetic clasp as a metric, and by the color... show more

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I never once claimed that the microphone shot a projectile.... The microphone was held on to a jersey knit shirt by a clip and a magnetic clasp. The microphone's case was blown apart, the necklace snapped and was throw up and over his head, the battery and circuit board turned into shrapnel which struck his neck and lifted his shirt collar. The pendant had nothing to do with his shirt movement and the necklace most definitely didn't break at the clasp from s rifle impact to the neck.... The shirt movement was from expanding gas from the high order explosives (demonstrated by the speed of movement).... You would only need a shooter and one person inside TPusa with access to the wireless microphone to pull off this operation... You need a patsy shooter because otherwise everyone would know that someone in TPusa planted explosives in Charlie's microphone and you get no boost in donations and control of a powerful and influential company... The battery and the circuit board can be seen and identified by multiple cameras. The blue soldering mask can be detected along with the size of the PCB bulge underneath the shirt collar. The battery can be seen from multiple cameras falling out of the rectangular wound and falling to the ground followed by blood draining from the ruptured jugular. Gary, most likely, wears clown shoes under his desk. That is all, thank you for your attention on this matter.

I never once claimed that the microphone shot a projectile.... The microphone was held on to a jersey knit shirt by a clip and a magnetic clasp. The microphone's case was blown apart, the necklace snapped and was throw up and over his head, the battery and circuit board turned into shrapnel which struck his neck and lifted his shirt collar. The pendant had nothing to do with his shirt movement and the necklace most definitely didn't break at the clasp from s rifle impact to the neck.... The shirt movement was from expanding gas from the high order explosives (demonstrated by the speed of movement).... You would only need a shooter and one person inside TPusa with access to the wireless microphone to pull off this operation... You need a patsy shooter because otherwise everyone would know that someone in TPusa planted explosives in Charlie's microphone and you get no boost in donations and control of a powerful and influential company... The battery and the circuit board can be seen and identified by multiple cameras. The blue soldering mask can be detected along with the size of the PCB bulge underneath the shirt collar. The battery can be seen from multiple cameras falling out of the rectangular wound and falling to the ground followed by blood draining from the ruptured jugular. Gary, most likely, wears clown shoes under his desk. That is all, thank you for your attention on this matter.

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$I always miss details on my first pass over videos. Candace Owens rear tent video had some details that are hard to explain away. Just like Cub Keller video, the rear tent angle captures faint grey gas escaping from underneath the shirt collar. A frame before the necklace is blown up and over his head and shrapnel is sent across his chest the gas is seen escaping. The necklace trajectory and the gas can't be explained by a rifle impact. We are dealing with a high energy event that originated from underneath Charlie's shirt, nothing else can explain the phenomenon we witnessed. The gas is escaping to the same side that the circuit board and battery later travel. The first expanding gas fractures the RØDE case and later sends the shrapnel across his chest into his neck and shirt collar.$

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