Crenshaw cites personal experience to counter claims on Charlie Kirk neck wound
Dan Crenshaw addresses conspiracy theories surrounding the September 10, 2025 shooting death of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. The segment focuses on claims that the neck wound could not have been caused by a bullet as described, particularly assertions that the exit wound should have been explosive. Crenshaw draws on two personal observations from Afghanistan of individuals surviving high-caliber neck shots without catastrophic tissue damage. He attributes Kirk's rapid blood loss to arterial involvement and criticizes conspiracists for shifting to additional unsubstantiated allegations rather than accepting evidence.
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