There is spatter on the collar of his shirt and inside which seeps through moments after. The shirt was elevated some when the bullet exited and most of the spatter ended up on the inside of the shirt. I have a screenshot of it but there does not seem to be a way to post an image in a response.
The neck wound is not consistent with an exit wound at all....the reason it does bleed a lot at first is because of the low pressure of the entrance causing a momentary vacuum effect just like we see with ballistic gel. Then as that closes back up it starts to flow.
Watch Paramount Tactical's series on this on youtube. He's a former Marine Sniper with a ton of experience in Ballistics. A shot from behind and the neck wound being an exit is not a viable theory.
I will watch it and consider it, but at the same time an appeal to "experts" rings hollow to me. I do my own research and make my own decisions. There are "experts" on all sides with agendas...
There is spatter on the collar of his shirt and inside which seeps through moments after. The shirt was elevated some when the bullet exited and most of the spatter ended up on the inside of the shirt. I have a screenshot of it but there does not seem to be a way to post an image in a response.
The neck wound is not consistent with an exit wound at all....the reason it does bleed a lot at first is because of the low pressure of the entrance causing a momentary vacuum effect just like we see with ballistic gel. Then as that closes back up it starts to flow.
Agree to disagree.
Watch Paramount Tactical's series on this on youtube. He's a former Marine Sniper with a ton of experience in Ballistics. A shot from behind and the neck wound being an exit is not a viable theory.
I will watch it and consider it, but at the same time an appeal to "experts" rings hollow to me. I do my own research and make my own decisions. There are "experts" on all sides with agendas...