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Major Developments ROCK Charlie Kirk Murder Case
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April 5, 2026
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21:46Now PlayingThe Druski skit has Kirk back in the cultural conversation — and the case against his alleged assassin just got a lot more complicated. Two major developments have rocked the Charlie Kirk murder case in the last week — and most coverage is getting both of them wrong. A defense filing revealed that ATF ballistics testing could not conclusively connect the bullet fragment recovered from Kirk's autopsy to the rifle found near the scene. At the same time, former National Counterterrorism Center director Joe Kent resigned from the Trump administration and went public, claiming the FBI shut down his team's investigation into a possible foreign conspiracy. In this episode, Melba Pearson breaks down what 'inconclusive' actually means forensically and legally, why the shell casing evidence is still devastating for the defense, and why a rogue ex-official's public statements before a death penalty trial could blow up the prosecution — or blow up in his own face. #kirkcase
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