Why Does A Missing Brain Get Tied To Mercury-tipped Bullets?

The brain was missing, in this opinion, because they did not use regular bullets. They had mercury-tipped bullets, so a headshot would leave mercury throughout. An actual autopsy and x-rays would show mercury inside the whole skull area, which is why the missing brain gets tied to that kind of round.

The Malliard Report · John A. Carman – Former US Secret Service Agent · at 27:51 · October 6th, 2026 ·Transcript

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