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> smoke is shown to emit from the weapon, with no impact or trauma appearing to register on the body of the victim. Not to lend credit to conspiracy theories o
by not_kurt_godel 12y ago
> smoke is shown to emit from the weapon, with no impact or trauma appearing to register on the body of the victim.
Not to lend credit to conspiracy theories or anything like that, but I wondered this myself when I watched the video. Can anyone explain this for someone who isn't an expert in ballistics/forensics?
- woodman 12y agoUnless you shoot a stuntman, rigged with bloodpacks, you aren't going to see blood jet out of a gunshot wound. You usually only get a pink mist of atomized blood (which you wouldn't be able to see in the video).