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10-Hour Autopsy the Day He Died? Baron Coleman Exposes Timeline Collapse
YouTube video by Baron Coleman Clips (@BaronColemanClips) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYL6mvlx8TQ). OPINION COMMENTARY by Baron Coleman (Baron Coleman Clips (@BaronColemanClips)) — one commentator's contested analysis of the Charlie Kirk assassination and the State v. Tyler Robinson prosecution. These are his own assertions and theories, NOT the court record, NOT established fact, and NOT endorsed by profoundd; some make unverified allegations about named individuals. Archived here, attributed and lane-separated as commentary, so the claims can be weighed against the primary record — the tyler-robinson-trial hearings and filings in this same collection. Inclusion in this archive is not evidence of truth.
But the inclusion [snorts] of that line when she's already raising the issue in here that something's gone terribly awry, that this thing looked really rushed within 10 hours of him being declared dead, he was already kind of sewn back up and shipped out of the ME's office is kind of what it sounds like. >> [music] >> About the medical examiner not testifying, it was a little There's a There's a little I don't know what the right word is. Well, let me play this. Let me show this instead. Go down to page 18 of this filing, paragraph two. This is the defendant's motion to vacate or continue the preliminary hearing pending discovery. So, it's a discovery dispute. In other words, you haven't given us everything we need in order to adequately prepare for the preliminary hearing. And the state's response typically was I mean, that's that's basically all they said every time is we don't have to do anything for you. We don't like you. We don't love you. We don't care for you. We're not going to show you anything, so hush. Hush. But uh let me make it big enough so you can see it. I want to show you why this is important that we didn't hear from somebody who had something to do with This is the defense's filing. For instance, at the March 12th, 2026 meeting, so this is 6 months and 2 days after Charlie Kirk's passed away, the state indicated that it intended to introduce the autopsy report into evidence without any supporting expert testimony. So, 6 months and 2 days later, they're like, "Oh yeah, when we go to the preliminary hearing, we're just going to file some paperwork. You're not going to You're not going to have anything to You're not going to have anybody to cross-examine. You're not going to be able to look at it. We're just going to put it in and you can get over it." The autopsy report completed on September 16th, 2025 was not produced to the defense until November 13th, 2025. The autopsy photographs taken on September 10th, the day he passed away, were not produced to the defense until March 18th, 2026. Let me key in on this line right here. The autopsy photographs were taken on September 10th, 2025. Charlie Kirk died on September 10th, 2025. You remember we showed you on September 11th news camera footage from outside the medical examiner's office in Taylorsville, Utah, which is just south of Salt Lake Salt Lake City. There were news camera footage news camera footage there and they had been posted up since before 5:00 a.m. and they were there continuously until after 5:00 p.m. They were there for 12 hours and they never saw the body leave. No one ever saw the body leave, which was a little bit of a shock at the time because we know he left the hospital. There was a parade of cars that included a medical examiner, a a mortuary transport service, the family and others. There was like a parade of I don't know, 10 or 20 cars and they all left Timpanogos Hospital in Orem, Utah at 8:00 p.m. And they headed to Taylorsville. You got to drive to Taylorsville, you're in a train of cars, you got to get the you got to turn in to the office there in Taylorsville, you got to back the back the transport van up to the door, you got to get, you know, six grown men to carry him out and and and put him on a stretcher and then wheel the stretcher in and now you got to prepare the body, you got to you got to get your team assembled, your team together, you got to identify everything. They were already doing this before midnight.All the photographs were done before midnight. Now, keep in mind autopsy photographs are not just of the body beforehand. If you've ever seen a series of autopsy photographs, it is all during the autopsy. Particularly around the wound and wound inspection and you might have x-rays, you might have all kinds of stuff. All completed before midnight, according to this paragraph right here. That seems awfully fast to me. I challenge the state of Utah to show me another example of an autopsy that was completed within 11 hours and 37 minutes of someone dying. Charlie Kirk was taken down at 12:23. I don't believe he was declared dead for like an hour or two. So, from the time he's declared dead, we'll call it 2:00, 2:30, 1:30 to 2:30, somewhere in there. From the time he's declared dead until all of the autopsy photographs that were taken were finished was like 10 hours. And we know he didn't leave Timpanogos Hospital for like six of those 10 hours. What the hell was the rush? Why were you in such a hurry? Air Force 2 did not arrive to Salt Lake City until 3:30 p.m. Or uh maybe it was later than that. Why was it so important to have the autopsy done before midnight? I take you back to the Shawn Ryan show. I'm going to come back to this in just a second. So, I'm going to pull it down for a second. I take you back to the Shawn Ryan show. Something happened with his autopsy and it was unusual. How do I know that? Because anything they emphasize usually And that's that's been my experience in this from the beginning. We emphasize the necklace, something's going on with that necklace. Um I think there's information coming out about that necklace in the near very near future. Um and and it will show that Erica Kirk is not wearing the same necklace. Why? Why is she wearing a different necklace? She Why is she wearing a necklace at all if it's not Charlie's necklace? She The necklace she's wearing has changed from the one she was wearing immediately in the aftermath. Why? Why? And I'm just telling you right now that's a fact and I can prove it. Why? I'm tempted to spill the beans right now. I'm not going to. There's a characteristic on the the necklace that has changed. And that characteristic indicates that it's not the same necklace. That's all That's not a That's not a statement I make just out of the blue. There There's evidence behind that. Anyone pushing Feds love needs to ask her, "What's up with the necklace? Did you change the necklace in any way since the day Charlie died? What did you change? Cuz I'm going to tell them eventually what was changed and see if she lies to you first. Those of you who are in and around her, ask her, "Has anything changed on that necklace since the day you got it?" When did it change? Cuz we have documented proof of it, so I'm just curious what she says. But anyway, I don't want to get I don't want Anything they emphasize, they're lying about. Mikey McCoy, the general, he's the admiral. Mikey McCoy was standing strong. He was ordering people around. You here. I need two planes. I need a five cars. I need six hotel rooms. I need a bald guy and three pastors. I don't know what he was ordering, but he was ordering something. That's what they told us. The reality was, after you talked to people in the room, uh he was a mess. He was a wilted flower. He was absolutely broken. He was unable to do anything. He was basically in the fetal position.And we did get a little picture of uh Charlie Kirk's body leaving the funeral home in Draper, Utah, and everybody else was kind of carrying the body and Mikey McCoy was curled up on a chair. He looked terrible. Look terrible. >> [snorts] >> So, they emphasized Mikey McCoy's So, anything they emphasized the necklace, they were lying about it. Something happened to that necklace. It's a different There's a There's a a different characteristic on that necklace. And when we roll that story out, you'll understand what I'm saying and you'll go, "Whoa, that's gross. What Another thing they emphasized. You remember the CPR? Oh, yeah, I was doing CPR. Well, I wasn't really doing CPR. I might have like tapped him on the chest a few times right before he rolled up. Well, were you doing CPR or not? They're lying about it. Oh, Rick, he was holding on to me for dear life. Oh, Rick Cutler, he had the tattoo, you know. So, I was confident he was going to hold me and I could just Okay. You're lying about it. You're Another thing they emphasized was the autopsy. Brian Harpole on Sean Ryan told the doctor, "Oh." The guy says, "Is there anything we can get for you?" He says, "One thing we could need." "I don't want this to turn into some JFK thing where there's a question about anything. We need an autopsy. Oh, gosh, that's what we need." Well, as soon as he emphasizes the autopsy, my spidey sense goes off. And I think, "Uh-uh, something wrong with this autopsy. Something's all terrible with this autopsy. We got a problem with the autopsy. The more I learn about the autopsy, the more problems I see with it. They don't give us the pictures. Not me. I don't want to see them, but put them in evidence. Let the judge look They don't bring in a medical examiner. They don't bring in anybody who was in the room when they did the autopsy. And now we learn the autopsy was done before midnight. All the pictures were taken before midnight. They were all dated September 10th. Because if they were taken on September 11th, she would have said in this motion. The autopsy photographs taken on September 10th and 11th. I think it shocks most people to learn they taken on the 10th at all. You started the autopsy before midnight? No, no, no, no, no, friends. No, friends. They completed the autopsy before midnight. So, they took these photos on September 10th, but they did not hand them over to defense until March 18th, 2026. Well, this is This is the year 2026. You know what you can do with autopsy photographs I mean, I could draw my I could I could take a picture of myself and my kids right now, and I could fairly convincingly make them look like anything. I could put scars on their faces. I could have their hair changed into all different things. I could I could put birthmarks across their foreheads. I could, you know, have them missing an arm, you know, maybe mangle an ear. Like and it would be very convincing. You give me 6 mo- I could do that in 6 hours. You give me 6 months, I can create anything. So, why did it take them 6 months to get I'll I'll let her continue. I don't want to get bogged down on this. Uh with the report and the photographs, the defense is now in a position to provide an independent pathologist, so they want to hire their own expert, with some of the discovery tools necessary to conduct an independent evaluation of the autopsy. In other words, did they do everything they were supposed to do? Did they do it correctly?And did they conclude the right thing? It is anticipated in the course of that evaluation, the expert will identify an additional information that must be requested from the state. For example, competent forensic pathologist typically request that tissue samples be prepared and examined as part of a thorough forensic autopsy. Read that again, and then I'm going to pull it down, and I'm going to tell you what I what I see in there cuz my lawyer eyes are reading between lines. For example, competent forensic pathologists typically request that tissue samples be prepared and examined as part of a thorough forensic autopsy. Do you think there are any tissue samples that were prepared and examined Do you think the defense is going to get access to any of that? It it sounds to me No, not Kleenex. Tissue, body. They'll typically take some like bile. They'll take uh some heart tissue. They'll take some blood, they'll take Maybe some tissue, I don't know, around the wound or what I don't know. I'm not a forensic I'm not a competent forensic pathologist. But the inclusion of that line when she's already raising the issue in here that something's gone terribly awry, that this thing looked really rushed within 10 hours of him being declared dead, he was already kind of sewn back up and shipped out of the ME's office is kind of what it sounds like. I think the autopsy was done I don't think it went over into the 11th. You know, when we were doing our timeline and I'll go through it in just a second, we're doing our timeline of where could Charlie Kirk's body be, in my mind, I was sort of thinking the forensic examination might have ended at If all the pictures were taken on September 10th, and if the defense is sort of queuing the judge to, "Hey, I'm not sure a competent forensic pathologist performed this, because competent forensic pathologists typically request tissue samples be prepared and examined as part of a thorough forensic autopsy." And it sounds like we didn't get any evidence of that or any record of that when we received the autopsy on November 13th and the autopsy photographs on Sounds like Ms. Nester might not believe that it was done properly. I don't know. We'll have to wait and see. But I read a line like that and I think, "Oh, boy, Tyler is in a lot of danger. He is in a lot of danger. This case can't go to trial. You're going to convince 12 people that if the the autopsy was done correctly within 10 hours of him being declared dead? Really? What is this, CSI: Miami? That's not how the world works, people. That's not how the world works. They get the body by 8:30 or 9:00 and they they're like done by 10:00 by I mean, by midnight? No. Stop it. You can't tell me that. Now, we might learn that when the autopsy report is produced that they didn't finish until 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning, and they did a competent examination, and there were tissue samples preserved. And oh, I'm sorry, defense, I didn't know you wanted to look at them. Well, here's where they're stored, and here's where you can get pictures of them, and here's where you can get descriptions of them. Well, what else do you need? But it doesn't sound like that's the way >> [music]