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UPDATE: Charlie Kirk This morning, Dispatch audio from Utah Authorities stating Charlie Kirk did not receive an Autopsy went Viral I dug around a bit… so the Utah Department of Public Safety Commissioner Beau Mason stated that Charlie Kirk’s body was transported to the State Medical Examiner’s Office on...

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🚨Baron Coleman Breaking: Under Utah law, Charlie Kirk was not required to undergo an autopsy. Moreover, recorded police scanner audio reveals that an officer explicitly stated that he did not receive one. Scanner transcript: “He did not go in for an autopsy. The death certificate was signed by the doctor at the hospital.” Utah Code Title 26B, Chapter 8 makes that possible! • The medical examiner shall assume jurisdiction over deaths by violence or gunshot. • An autopsy shall be performed only “if, in the opinion of the medical examiner, an autopsy should be performed or if an autopsy is requested by the district attorney or county attorney having criminal jurisdiction, or by the attorney general” Here's where it gets really interesting! 👀 Charlie’s motorcade departed from Timpanogos Regional Hospital around 8:00 p.m. on September 10, 2025, to transport his deceased body to the Utah Office of the Medical Examiner in Taylorsville. The search warrant affidavit states that an autopsy was conducted on the body the same day, with Sgt. Barrett present. A standard forensic autopsy (external examination, internal examination, organ weighing, documentation, and sample collection) is a multi-hour process. Starting well after 8:00 p.m. and still producing a completed, certifiable result on the same calendar day creates an incredibly tight window to achieve that. Furthermore, during cross-examination at the preliminary hearing, Investigator Sgt. David Hull, who presented the summary, confirmed that he was not present at the examination and only had knowledge of its contents from a meeting with the medical examiner and the written report. So where is the medical examiner that allegedly performed this autopsy?! In March 2026, Guajardo relocated from Utah to Dutchess County, New York, where he was appointed as the Medical Examiner. As a result of his relocation, he is no longer affiliated with the Utah Office of the Medical Examiner and is geographically and jurisdictionally removed from the case. What about Sgt. Barrett, the officer who allegedly could be a witness? In any publicly available court filing or official disclosure, no full first name, badge number, or other identifying information for this Sgt. Barrett has been released. The prosecution’s entire account of the postmortem examination rests on two named individuals who have never testified under oath about it. One has left the state and taken a new position in New York; the other remains unidentified beyond a last name in a single affidavit. The only testimony introduced at the preliminary hearing on this point was hearsay from an investigator who was not present. This leaves no firsthand, testifying witness available to describe, under cross-examination, what actually occurred after the body left the hospital near 8:00 p.m. on September 10, 2025... Was Charlie Kirk cremated after no autopsy was performed?! How could they not perform an autopsy on Charlie?! This SCREAMS coverup. Make sure to watch Baron’s entire episode from last night! There’s a lot of information that’s not covered here that you won’t want to miss!

Travis

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🚨REPORT: I Asked the Mississippi Medical Examiner About a Potential Disclosure of Sensitive Information Regarding Nolan Wells. They Have Yet to Respond. I sent a formal request for comment to the Mississippi Chief Medical Examiner regarding statements made by two women in a viral TikTok video. As of today, my questions remain unanswered. The women publicly stated they were told by someone involved in transporting bodies that Nolan Wells was transported face down following his second autopsy. Since then, I have learned that transporting a drowning victim face down after an autopsy is a recognized practice because it allows postmortem fluids to drain and helps preserve the body during transport. If these women knew Nolan was transported face down before that information was ever made public - and they themselves said they learned it from someone involved in transporting bodies - then someone with knowledge of the transport appears to have shared sensitive, nonpublic information. This needs to be investigated. I asked the Medical Examiner’s Office straightforward questions: •Was the office aware of these public statements? •Has it initiated or requested a review into whether sensitive information regarding Nolan’s transport was improperly disclosed? •What confidentiality policies apply to personnel and contractors involved in transporting decedents? •Would the office like to issue a public statement? Also! For weeks, people on the internet have pushed theories that Nolan did not drown and was instead murdered by some other means. Yet the reported transport method is consistent with how drowning victims are handled after an autopsy. It aligns with (not contradicts) the official determination that Nolan drowned. The two women appeared to treat the fact that he was transported face down as though it were shocking or disrespectful. In reality, if that information is accurate, it is consistent with established post-autopsy handling practices for drowning victims. These women may have accidentally dispelled many of the wild conspiracy theories. But the bigger issue is the apparent disclosure of sensitive information. If they were accurately repeating information provided by someone involved in transporting Nolan’s body, the public deserves to know whether that information was disclosed appropriately or whether confidentiality policies were violated. That is exactly why I contacted the Medical Examiner’s Office. I will continue asking questions until I receive answers. If the Medical Examiner’s Office responds, I will publish its statement in full.

Sarah Fields

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🚨BIZARRE: The Autopsy Lie —First No Autopsy, Now a “Fake” Autopsy Report? 🧐Two Conflicting Stories About Charlie Kirk’s Death That Both REEK of a COVER-UP! This is insane. First we were told there was NO AUTOPSY —that Erica Kirk simply signed the death certificate and Charlie’s body was rushed out. Now new reports claim an autopsy WAS performed and even list shocking details of a 30-06 rifle wound. Two completely opposite stories. Two completely opposite timelines. And the FBI + media? Dead silent. 📝 If there really was no autopsy, that’s illegal under Utah law for a violent homicide. 📝 If there was an autopsy, the “official” report doesn’t match the surgeon’s statement about where the bullet traveled or the lack of an exit wound. None of it adds up. Why is the high-quality footage from that night hidden? Why won’t they release the full autopsy or the ballistics report? These are the only two things we need to solve the case — and they’re the only two things we’re NOT getting. Watch this video by Nathan Cornacchia and Alex Jones and see the evidence yourself. The inconsistencies are insane. This is either the sloppiest investigation ever or a full-on cover-up. I'll drop the FULL VIDEO in the COMMENTS Below, I highly suggest you all go watch it as there is a lot more i had to cut out for time. Also make sure to FOLLOW him on X and Youtube and go give his video a LIKE. 👀 Watch. Share. Save. ⚠️ Don’t let this story disappear.

Project Constitution

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WATCH: Kayleigh McEnany goes nuclear on Utah Judge Tony Graff delaying his decision on whether Tyler Robinson goes to trial in Charlie Kirk's murder until September... "This is mind-blowing. Judge Tony Graff yesterday cited Article I, Section 28 of the Utah Constitution and that allows Erika Kirk and family to be treated with respect, with dignity, to be free from harassment, to be informed, and present at the trial. But I would love for him to cite Utah code 773872. You know what that gives Erika Kirk and her family? "The right to a speedy disposition of the charges, free from unwarranted delay caused by or at the behest of the defendant." Where's Judge Tony Graff's affinity for that statue? Because you are not giving that to Erika Kirk. You are not giving that to that family. Yes, the defendant has Sixth Amendment rights to a speedy trial -- a litany of other rights." "But the fact that this is not going to be decided until September, there's no decision on probable cause? Probable cause is such a low bar. To your point, ballistic evidence, DNA evidence, there's a texted conviction, there's that roommate saying he confessed, there's a litany of evidence, and she doesn't get a probable cause decision until September, nearly a year after Charlie was killed? You can't make a decision on the pleat of Tyler Robinson? We're not even going to get his plea until a year when Charlie Kirk was assassinated? We're not going to know if this goes to trial into until a year from when Charlie was assassinated?" "This is inexcusable. I am angry about it. On average in this country, a defendant enters a plea 24 to 48 hours after an arrest. Tyler Robinson has been arrested for nearly a year, and the fact that we would not know this until a year, Utah might as well rip up your statute about the speedy disposition for the victim, because Erik Kirk is being denied that, and I am quite angry about it."

Curtis Houck

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REASONABLE DOUBT REASON # 1: #KarenReadTrial If a medical examiner couldn’t even determine #JohnOKeefe’s death was a homicide, how can anyone on the jury? Fun Fact: Over 4 months after Karen Read was first arrested, on June 10, 2022, DA Michael Morrissey’s Office upgraded her charges from manslaughter to second degree murder despite the fact that their medical examiner couldn’t even determine if it was a homicide. At that time in June 2022, the DA’s Office said that while some of Officer O’Keefe’s injuries were apparently known, the full autopsy findings were purportedly “not complete”. Hmm… 🤔 Was it that they were “not complete”? Or was it that they were complete but didn’t fit your narrative? The DA’s Office further went on to state: "While the evidence available at this time is not inconsistent with an accidental fall, the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has accepted the case and will determine the cause and manner of death.” Despite apparently having neither a cause nor manner of death determination, apparently someone thought it was a good idea to charge Karen Read with not only manslaughter, but also second degree murder. Antithetical to the entire purpose of an investigation, DA Michael Morrissey’s Office and its Massachusetts State Police investigators don’t follow the evidence. Instead, they desperately twist and contort to try to make the evidence fit their narrative. Is this how we get to the truth? Is this why Michael Proctor was texting Trooper David DiCicco on April 28, 2022—in the lead up to the state grand jury to try to secure an indictment on upgraded charges—about how he wasn’t following the evidence in this case, but instead was trying to pressure the medical examiner to give him the determinations he wanted? The DA’s Office itself subsequently said “the evidence available at this time is not inconsistent with an accidental fall” and didn’t have a cause or manner of death determination! 🤯 THAT’S REASONABLE DOUBT. Prosecutors have a duty to pursue justice. They have ethical obligations. Per ABA’s Standards for the Prosecution Function, Standard 3-4.6 says that: “A prosecutor should not seek an indictment unless the prosecutor reasonably believes the charges are supported by probable cause and that there will be admissible evidence sufficient to support the charges beyond reasonable doubt at trial.” This particularly applies to the Quality and Scope of Evidence Before a Grand Jury. Yet, despite having the definition of reasonable doubt, DA Michael Morrissey’s Office moved ahead with charges and upgraded charges against Karen anyway… …because, hey, according to them it could’ve been an “accidental fall”… …which would mean that Karen Read did not kill John O’Keefe, and she’s entirely innocent… …but who cares about the truth anyways? Apparently not this DA’s Office. It’s not like someone’s life isn’t hanging in the balance or anything. I guess this all explains why the Commonwealth wanted to conceal these inconvenient truths—that John’s manner of death could not be determined—evidence exculpatory to Karen Read. They sought to preclude this from the jury at trial (per their Motion In Limine to keep out John’s manner of death evidence)—because, forget about trying to get at the truth of the matter! This was never about justice. ——— VIDEO about reasonable doubt (attached) — Attorney David Howard gives one of my favorite analogy’s for reasonable doubt. Where was there not reasonable doubt in Karen Read’s case? I’m beyond eager to hear any of the jurors from her trial explain this. Anyone have any ideas? #JusticeForJohnOKeefe #KarenRead #CantonCoverup #FreeKarenRead #PoliceCorruption

Olivia

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Kayleigh McEnany SLAPS AROUND Utah Judge Tony Graff for REFUSING to rule on whether there is sufficient evidence for Tyler Robinson to stand trial for the ass*ssination of Charlie Kirk until September. “This is mind-blowing… This is inexcusable. I am angry about it.” “Judge Tony Graff yesterday cited Article I, Section 28 of the Utah Constitution, which allows Erika Kirk and family to be treated with respect, with dignity, to be free from harassment, to be informed, and present at the trial. But I would love for him to cite Utah Code 773872. You know what that gives Erika Kirk and her family? ‘The right to a speedy disposition of the charges, free from unwarranted delay caused by or at the behest of the defendant.’” “Where's Judge Tony Graff's affinity for that statue? Because you are not giving that to Erika Kirk. You are not giving that to her family. Yes, the defendant has Sixth Amendment rights to a speedy trial — a litany of other rights. But the fact that this is not going to be decided until September, there's no decision on probable cause? Probable cause is such a low bar.” “There’s ballistic evidence, there’s DNA evidence, there's a texted conviction, there's the roommate saying he confessed, there's a litany of evidence, and she doesn't get a probable cause decision until September, nearly a year after Charlie was killed?… We're not even going to get his plea until a year after Charlie Kirk was ass*ssinated? We're not going to know if this goes to trial until a year from when Charlie was ass*ssinated?” “This is inexcusable. I am angry about it. On average in this country, a defendant enters a plea 24 to 48 hours after an arrest. Tyler Robinson has been arrested for nearly a year, and the fact that we would not know this until a year, Utah might as well rip up your statute about the speedy disposition for the victim, because Erik Kirk is being denied that, and I am quite angry about it.”

RedWave Press

74,739 次观看 • 27 天前