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Here's the latest from the John Cullen investigation into the Charlie Kirk assassination.

Cullen is now showcasing an assassination-analysis video produced by Chris Martenson, who is both a pathologist and a gun expert, and is someone whom you may already know from either his previous Covid or his Butler, Pennsylvania, videos.

Here is Martenson’s expert medical analysis of the bullet impact, which points to a rifle shot that would have to have been taken from a location near to the building to which Cullen's crack/thump audio evidence is also pointing.

Martenson says:

‘I've completed my first level (semi-exhaustive) analysis of the Charlie Kirk shooting. Below, I provide a link to that video. Here are the top conclusions. The kill shot could not have come from Tyler Robinson's location!...

‘Here's the crux of the first part of the argument. It was not possible for a .30-06 round fired down a 10-degree slope and only 10-degree off a perpendicular axis to not have gone clean through Charlie's neck.

‘But the big breakthrough came when @BlakeBednarz posted a critical video that had magically captured the exact and very brief moment in time when the cavitation event caused by a high-speed rifle round encounters a body (or ballistic gel). That blue line reveals everything…

‘In those frames above, exactly one frame before the killer shot and one frame after, you can see the over-pressure event that causes Charlie's neck and torso to swell (bursting his necklace chain), destroying his heart and his mid-brain exactly in alignment with recorded events...

‘With medium confidence, we can begin to point to some other possible sniping locations. However, until (and unless) we get more definitive information about the (allegedly) recovered bullet and its initial path into Charlie’s body, we cannot do more than point to the entire roofline of the adjacent Sorensen Center building as the most logical and obvious sniper location.

‘Further, we can rule out palm pistols, phone guns, and exploding mics from the available evidence we now have. None of those could have caused the severe overpressure and near instant death (“pugilist pose”) and heart stoppage (no carotid spurting, only jugular drainage) that we all saw.

‘That combination of observed effects can only have been caused by a very sudden and large event, such as a high-velocity rifle round with its thousands of ft/lbs of energy.

‘As the old saying goes, do you know what a person who’s been shot by a pistol does next? Whatever they were doing before they were shot. That’s because pistol rounds basically make a hole through a body. Unless they hit the brain, heart, or spinal column directly all they can do is punch a hole and cause blood to begin leaking out.

‘Rifle rounds are different because they are traveling at supersonic speeds and much of their damage is caused by the enormous cavitation bubbles they create within the first ~1 foot of body impact. In this episode, I cover all of this and bring the receipts so everybody can understand what rifle rounds do.’

https://x.com/chrismartenson/status/1971702710258094245?t=D_RblEFpHy5yzE2DyPuQHQ&

The second item of interest here is the attention brought to Cullen's hypothesis by Joseph Trahan, a former Republican nominee for Texas state senate district 15 (part of Houston). Here is Trahan's endorsement today of Cullen's work:

Joseph L Trahan for Senate District 15 (@JosephLTrahan) posted at 1:00 PM on Sun, Sep 28, 2025:

No one has explained the HADES flying command and control center and its flight behavior while Charlie Kirk was being assassinated 2 miles away...

BUT

It is in total control and with the cooperation of the Pentagon with CIA intel operations. This often includes foreign governments and are clandestine, denying POTUS access or control without a hell of a fight.

https://x.com/JosephLTrahan/status/1972345716652581169?t=zRPyLCpaTVTmfjpB03-cjA&

And here is another article that Cullen has found, giving background to the jet-drone connection:

U.S. Army to Test Launching Drones from Aircraft - AERONAUT.media

https://aeronaut.media/news-en/aviation-news-en/en-army-wants-test-air-launched/?