WATCH FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/4KcNRwNntcs Subscribe Here: @juliandoreydaily BARON's LINKS - YT: @realbaronpodcast - X: https://x.com/baroncoleman - IG: https://www.instagram.com/realbaronpodcast/ JOSEPH's LINKS - YT: @josephscottmorgan - X: https://x.com/JoScottForensic - IG: https://www.instagram.com/josephscottmorgan/?hl=en - BOOK - https://a.co/d/08xwD7ML --- Joseph Scott Morgan — career death investigator and one of the most experienced forensic voices examining the Charlie Kirk death evidence — goes through the specific items at the Kirk scene that should have been collected as evidence and were not. The necklace Kirk was wearing. His chair. The microphone from the stage. The blood deposition across the entire area. The side profile angle oddities that raise questions about the kinetic energy transfer. And the single most alarming item: Erika Kirk is now wearing a repaired version of the necklace that was present at the scene when her husband died — a necklace that was never formally collected as evidence and that has now been altered. Morgan's response is the most direct and most comprehensive statement he has made about the Kirk evidence collection failures in the entire series: "Everything there has evidentary value. It should have all been collected." The necklace thread is the episode's most personally alarming and most visually documented contribution. Kirk was wearing a necklace when he was shot. That necklace was present at the scene. It was not collected as evidence. It is now in the possession of his widow — who is wearing a repaired version of it publicly. A necklace worn by a shooting victim at the moment of the fatal wound is not a sentimental keepsake. It is forensic evidence. The specific damage to the necklace — the reason it required repair — the blood or residue that may have been on it — the specific way it was positioned relative to the wound at the moment of impact — all of these are pieces of information that a properly managed death investigation would have extracted from the physical object before it left the scene. None of that happened. The chair thread is the episode's most institutionally significant contribution. Morgan explains the specific evidentary value of Kirk's chair — the object he was sitting in at the moment he was shot. The chair is a three-dimensional record of the event. Blood deposition on the chair — its distribution its volume its specific patterns — tells a death investigator specific things about the trajectory of the wound the position of the body and the sequence of events following the impact. The chair was apparently never formally collected or examined as evidence. What it contained cannot be reconstructed from secondary analysis. **Inside This Clip:** - The side profile angle oddities that Morgan finds significant and the kinetic energy transfer question they raise - The necklace Kirk was wearing that was never collected as evidence - Why Erika Kirk wearing a repaired version of that necklace is forensically significant - What the necklace's specific damage would have told a death investigator about the wound - The evidentary value of Kirk's chair and what the blood deposition on it would have shown - Erika Kirk preserving the stage microphone in a glass case — and why Morgan says it should have been collected - "Everything there has evidentary value it should have all been collected" — Morgan's most comprehensive statement - The big question that all of these collection failures leave completely unanswered - How the accumulated evidence collection failures at the Kirk scene compare to professional standards - Julian Dorey's reaction to Morgan's most comprehensive and most damning Kirk scene assessment This is the Kirk scene evidence examined in its most complete and most damning form — by the career death investigator who understands exactly what every uncollected item contained and exactly what its absence means for the case. --- ***TIMESTAMPS*** 00:00 - Video of Responders After Fatality & The Way the Blood Just Poured Out 11:20 - Witness Said "It Came From Down There" & Absent Space Sound Theory 22:07 - Necklace Was Never Collected & Erika Kirk Is Wearing a Repaired Version of It 33:30 - JSM Confirms Baron's Suspicions & Strange Issues With the Cameras 45:59 - Crime Scene Errors & How JSM Would Have Handled This Scene 55:49 - FARO Is a Game Changer & The Video of Charlie Being Carried to His Car @juliandoreydaily