Iphone Shutter Speed Hides The Truth Bullet Mystery Solved

because of that, an iPhone shutter speed can go up to 1 50 thousandths of a second. So your theory here is that it was a suppressed shot from up in the, you know, up somewhere on the second floor of that building to Charlie Kirk's back and right. And it was traveling, it was meant to travel subsonic, which, you know, for those that understand suppressors, that's gonna greatly reduce the amount of sound that is coming from that firearm. But, you know, because of, you know, there's all sorts of weather issues that can happen that a round can travel faster or slower than its intended use, especially when you're right on the edge of that, you know, that sonic boom, so to speak. So now this picture here that you have here is very interesting because this frame captured something. The problem that I have with this, and again, this is where I think me and Alpha kind of disagree with you on this, is the reaction that Charlie Kirk had when he got hit. And I don't know, have you done that analysis frame by frame? Yeah, so if you go to, well, I guess you can't pull it up. I have this video here. I made this on DaVinci Resolve. Okay, there you go. There you go. Okay, so you can see neck expansion. Okay. Right, if we're looking at a subsonic round or intended a subsonic round, we're not running 25, 3000 FPS. We're running something like 12. And it's just going to pull through. It's not going to pull mass with it, right? I mean, if you look at anybody shooting, like there's been some people out there shooting pigs. Specifically, Grantham did a video on, I think it was 8.5 or 8.6 Blackout. See, I'm not familiar with those rounds, but they did a video on it. And if I had to guess, that's what I would apply to it. And so I think I think the assumption needs to be any variable should be applied. And given that we need to apply that variable to this. And so I think it's like an eight, whatever, eight, five or eight, six blackout that they that the video they did on. And so it's moving a little bit slower. And so it's not going to. do the actual, you know, the same amount of damage that, that go away 762, or, or I would probably even say a five, five, six that's running, you know, three, 3000 FPS. It does neck expansion, but it's not like crazy enough to tear, to, to rip. And so I think it tumbles out, which is why the, the exit wound, you know, I think, you know, what I'm talking about, we can disagree on that. That's fine too. But I think that's why the exit wound doesn't blow out. It, it just, it comes through, if that makes sense. It doesn't have the same amount of force because there's not enough velocity behind it to carry, if that makes sense at all. So, you know, Alpha has done in depth on this. We've, you know, both kind of done the assessment on this and, and, and here's our assessment and tell me, tell me where you go off on this.