The Photo Baron Coleman Held for Months — and the Chest Injuries That Don't Fit

Baron Coleman says he held a photo of Charlie for months — allowed to describe it, not show it. Now he can share part of it, and he says injuries on Charlie's chest point to a possible blast source.

That doesn't fit the lone-gunman .30-06 story we were told on day one. If chest injuries matter, wound evidence matters — and we still haven't seen it clearly.

Why do answers come only in pieces? Charlie deserves the full truth.

#JusticeForCharlie #WhoKilledCharlieKirk

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