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🚨Charlie Kirk Witness EXPOSED by DEADLY Past
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- The Loren Piretra Show
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- Jul 16, 2026
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🚨Charlie Kirk Murder: Key Witness Cop Hiding a Dark Secret 📣🛒🎟️ Today's Episode is brought to you by, Brickhouse Nutrition, let's get you started with 20% off and free rush shipping so you can add LEAN to you healthy diet and exercise plan. Visit TAKELEAN.com and enter LOREN for your discount. 📣🛒🎟️ Description: First Responder at Charlie Kirk Scene Holds a Deadly Secret. He is the first responder and key witness in the Charlie Kirk assassination investigation. That alone is a job that demands credibility. But, the more you look at how he handled the evidence and what he chose to report, the more you start to understand why people felt off about his involvement. He found an empty pistol holster on the ground near where Kirk was shot. The gunshot, he said, sounded like a rifle crack rather than a handgun pop. So he left it in the dirt at the scene of a shooting and didn't collect it as evidence or log it anywhere. He made a judgment call in real time and decided that holster didn't matter at the scene of a shooting. A prosecutor later had to defend that decision to a skeptical courtroom. Here's what you need to hold onto: in 2015, Bagley made another judgment call about a weapon, and it also went wrong in ways that affected peoples lives permanently and ended one of them. And, then, 10 years or so later, he famously moved to the roof of the Losee Center, the place where the shooter was positioned. He radioed dispatch and reported finding an impression in the gravel that looked like a sniper pad. Someone asked him over the radio about shell casings. He responded clearly: "I do not see any casing." He also didn't mention finding a screwdriver on that radio call. Nothing about a screwdriver. Then months later, sitting on the witness stand at the preliminary hearing, he test…