A clear, concise, illustrated demonstration of film footage analysis, acoustics and ballistics by Hollywood effects expert Jason Goodman proves Charlie Kirk was not shot by a rifleman on a rooftop 200 yards away.
He was shot from behind with the most powerful air pistol available, a Bin Tac T 50 air pistol with a .50 calibre slug having a muzzle velocity of 700 feet per second, certainly making it a killer at close range.
The FBI narrative was suspect from day one and has all but collapsed today which leaves the patsy, Tyler Robinson who has not actually entered a plea, languishing in the caboose.
According to AI, the police charge sheet mentioned in the court read: “As they discussed the situation, Robinson implied that he was the shooter and stated that he couldn’t go to jail and just wanted to end it,” the charge sheet read.
“When asked why he did it, Robinson explained there is too much evil and the guy [Charlie Kirk] spreads too much hate.” (17 Sept 2025) This statement is tantamount to hearsay. Where is FBI Director Kash Patel?
In the video (below) of a pre-trial hearing the judge said Mr Robinson would appear in court with the presumption of innocence and he would allow Robinson’s request to sit in the court at all pre-trial appearances wearing normal clothes, not the usual garish orange prison garb, so as not to prejudice him against any jury because of extraordinary media exposure.
Robinson has been transferred to Spanish Fork jail in Utah County awaiting a trial. The evidence against him is so flawed it is doubtful District Attorney Jeffrey S Grey could have him convicted of breathing.
Should the evidence related in this Redacted video by Hollywood effects expert Jason Goodman be presented in court the police would be forced to withdraw the charges.
Initially the aging 30.06 bolt action rifle said to be once owned by Robinson’s grandfather, trotted out as Exhibit 1 by the FBI and said to be the murder weapon was laughable. It looked like it had been sitting in the corner of a dusty barn for years and the telescopic sight mount was so loose it was ready to fall off the receiver.
This rifle as presented, if operable, would not have been able to hit the side of a barn at 50 yards. This leaves the FBI and their co-conspirators in a huge hole. What now? Who killed Charlie Kirk?
What AI has to say about this air pistol:
The BinTac T50 Extreme air pistol (more accurately described as a compact air rifle/airgun due to its design and power output) is a powerful semi-automatic .50 caliber pre-charged pneumatic (PCP) airgun.
Key Ballistic Specifications
The ballistics of the T50 Extreme vary slightly based on the specific projectile used and the power tuning, but general manufacturer specifications are substantial:
- Caliber: .495 (approx. 12.7 mm)
- Muzzle Velocity: Approximately 701 Feet Per Second (FPS)
- Muzzle Energy: Approximately 256 to over 280 Foot-Pounds of Energy (FPE) (or >380 Joules)
Ballistic Performance
This airgun delivers significant power, comparable to some light-recoiling firearms, making it suitable for hunting small to medium-sized game.
- Power Source: It is a PCP airgun with a high maximum fill pressure of 4500 PSI (310 bar).
- Action: Its semi-automatic action allows for rapid follow-up shots, which is a key performance characteristic in practical use.
- Trajectory: The high muzzle energy translates to a relatively flat trajectory over typical airgun hunting ranges, though actual ballistic coefficients (BC) depend heavily on the specific slug or pellet shape and weight used.
- Weight/Size: The “pistol” configuration is quite large and heavy (around 9 lbs / 4 kg) and often includes a stock with an integrated air tank, blurring the line between a large pistol and a compact SBR (Short-Barreled Rifle).
- The T50 is known for its “extreme” power within the airgun market, designed for impact rather than quiet backyard plinking.
Video of Robinson’s brief court appearance on October 27, 2025
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