The amount of information released was adequate to identify our suspect in the Charlie Kirk shooting. His parents recognized him and knew about Grandpa's gun, so they convinced their son, Tyler Robinson to turn himself in.
The only thing anomalous is the bullet trajectory of the .30-06 fired at Kirk, which we would need to see the autopsy report for. And I would like to know more about the exact ammunition used and the gun itself.
The cherrypicked chats and texts between Tyler Robinson and his boyfriend, Lance Twiggs can be authenticated with the electronic metadata in the actual trial, and the boyfriend and all of the parents will likely testify under oath.
The bottom line is that the case against Tyler Robinson is damning.
As far as the 1960s assassinations, Doctah King was also hit by a .30-06 fired at relatively close range and the bullet did not exit the numinous Negro's body. This is not surprising since we do know the bullet trajectory in his cadaver (i.e., it went through his jaw, neck, and lodged in his opposite shoulder).
And there were numerous assassination committees held by Congress in the 1970s regarding JFK that nobody now remembers. Senator Frank Church (D-ID) was especially suspicious of the CIA. But although tangents were explored that the Warren Commission thought irrelevant, nothing new was developed.
Oswald acted alone.
The whole story is well told by the massive Vincent Bugliosi tome and by Dale Myers on the Tippit shooting, as I have already explained. Or for the person interested in a much easier read from a Jew, the Gerald Posner book lays it out. As Ricky Ricardo might say, "Wucy, you gots some readin' ta do."
And as far as the vaccines go, you do you.
If the borders were sealed off better, the school kiddies might not need Hepatitis B vaccinations. The state of Idaho eliminated the school vaccine mandates, but 15 percent of their population is Hispanic so we will see what happens.
Smallpox has been eradicated and the younger generations don't have the nasty vaccination scars on the inside of their arms like us Baby Boomers and Generation X'ers do. Polio has come close to eradication ─ unless it doesn't ─ thanks to the Luddites.
It is alarming that there are new cases of Measles in this day and age, since it is easily prevented. People have forgotten how harmful such diseases could be ─ with deaths, blindness, and deafness possible.
The vaccine was not available when I was an infant, and I was nearly killed. Fortunately my Grandmother was a registered nurse and told my parents over the telephone exactly what to do, and then they got me into a small country hospital where the staff gave me an ice bath to lower my fever as I had been convulsing. No brain damage done as far as I know.
