UPDATE: Charlie Kirk

🚨 Utah Dispatch says No Autopsy Performed on Charlie Kirk

In Utah, an autopsy is mandatory in cases of murder or assassination (both classified as homicides) if the medical examiner determines it is necessary to establish the cause and manner of death, aid in criminal prosecution, or protect an innocent person from accusation. This falls under Utah's medical examiner laws, which require the state medical examiner to investigate and assume custody of bodies in violent or suspicious deaths, including homicides.

Remember, Turning Point USA spokesman Andrew Kolvet the doctor described Kirk’s bone as “so healthy” and “so impressive that he’s like the man of steel.” The bullet was eventually found lodged just beneath the skin. Other reports said the coroner found it.