@MentORPHEUS I had meant to get back to your previous post on this eventually but keep forgetting. Not a whole lot of time to get too deep, but I'll reply to a bit.

The very people who were ready to launch the next Kristalnacht against "The Violent Left" within an hour of the assassination

I only recall your having made that accusation against me, so I'm guessing you mean me again. That's highly inaccurate. I was planning to be ready to defend myself, not hunt people down and kill them.

And putting "the violent left" in quotes is retarded, becausev the left actually is violent.

ABSOLUTELY INCOMPATIBLE with a 30.06 bullet strike.

I've witnessed rounds of various size (mainly 5.56 and 7.62) do stranger than that.

Penn & Teller did an episode of "Bullshit!" on the Kennedy assassination that showed that much of what conspiracy theorists say about "back and to the left" being wrong. Similar situation here.

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I've deliberately avoided watching it. I've seen enough of such shit for a lifetime.

The only stuff that sticks out to me is some of the logistics for how Tyler Robinson got in and out with the rifle seems fishy, and even worse (if memory serves) the roof he was on was scrubbed down and repainted only a couple of days after the assassination, much like the roof the would-be presidential assassin used in Butler, PA.

I've really had too much going on in my own life to delve too deeply into every little whacky hypothesis from armchair investigators. Hell, I haven't even really kept up with current events.

@MentORPHEUS I think one needs pretty good evidence to dispute an official narrative when there were a lot of people there. One would need to assume that everyone who knows about wounds who came into contact with the body has been hushed.

The exploding microphone is a tough one. Explosives need to push against things to create enough inertia to do serious harm. This is why a fragmentation grenade has a heavy metal body to very briefly contain the force long enough to get pressure up behind what will be the fragments. In the case of a microphone, the amount of explosive that can be contained is not great (particularly when we assume the microphone must also work and you need to get a receiver and detonator in there too). The body of the microphone is very weak and also very light. The only thing to really push against is the victim's body.

When we were kids we used to get shot shells and tape them to the head of target pointed arrows, with duct tape, so that the point was positioned on the primer. You could then pretend you were Rambo or some such and shoot the terribly weighted arrow at an archery target. When we first did it we all quaked with fear. Being an insecure mid ranking juvenile male who was also curious about stuff that blew up, I naturally screwed up my courage and had first go, while my friends hid behind a wall. Several arrows later we had established that absolutely fuck all happened except there was a big bang and the shell either ruptured in the middle or just dumped its load out without hurting the target more than a blunt rubber headed bird point would have. The shot shell could not hold enough pressure to do anything. You can try it with a 30 cal in a brass case and its still utterly uninspiring. You need to get pressure to make an explosion work and the moment the bullet overcomes the friction of the cartridge neck, its game over. It presumably takes about as much force to do this as you would use to push the seating die when you loaded the case.

Another kids shooting trick was to get 0.22 blanks and stick one in a blob of plasticine on wooden board. You then aimed at them with an air rifle and the result was satisfying when you were on target. I left the tin on top of the target frame once and a friend said "Don't do that someone will hit it" being dumb I said "No one is that bad a shot" Sure enough minutes later someone "missed" badly/ well enough to hit the tin. The blanks went everywhere but as many as we could find were all OK, as was the tin bar the entry hole. The tin just didn't hold enough pressure to detonate more than the first blank what was hit.

I don't know if you could kill a man with an exploding microphone but I think it would be a bad idea to try. If you can plan that well and have that much technology, there has to be a more likely to succeed way to do it.

What was strange about the bullet wound? I don't know anything about it. Presumably at the autopsy they found the usual crap sucked into a bullet wound? Bullets do sometimes do some dances with bones and get up enough push to go strange places, sometimes even without doing much damage to the bone they glance off. A bone is a heavy thing and a bullet can get enough push from it to change direction.