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FBI Is Not Fully Convinced Trump Was Struck by a Bullet
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Reposting from an earlier comment I made:
Expand for bloody ear photo
My favorite tinfoil hat theory is that one of the secret service members had a razor palmed, which they then used to slice his ear when they took him to ground. I'm not saying I believe that, of course, but it seems the most plausible to me.
Here's a photo of the same ear taken sometime on or before Jan 2019.
Edit to add: Armchair analysis. Maybe it sorta looks like some of the helix (both tubercle and crus sides) flesh is missing from a graze, here?
Expand for a bloody ear photo with lines drawn on it
That's definitely the best I've seen so far. Wish we had more angles - looking straight on, it's hard to assess if chunks are missing, or if that's just how the red shit dried.
I don't get how the blood managed to streak all the way down his face so quickly but then appears to have stopped bleeding by the time this photo was taken. Blood follows gravity so if it was gushing enough to reach his chins during the few moments he was kneeling down behind the podium, why isn't it now draining down toward his shoulder?
It is was probably transferred from his ear to chin/cheek by something like the floor, his hand or SS. That'd explain why there isn't a trail and it appears blotchy.
Very thin blood vessels in the ears, so they'll bleed a bit quickly, but then also congeal rather fast.
I couldn't care less about the facts of this, but bleeding from ears is quite like that, yea