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After reading the complaint filed on Kyle Rittenhouse, I have some questions.
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1. Why did Rosenbaum, first to be shot, decide to go after Kyle when Kyle was just walking down the road? Does that not show aggression? Was he intoxicated?
1/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m9sDjYr1Nj_fpFr9bTycWPG8tS2aPDeL/view">https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m...
Thread:
1. Why did Rosenbaum, first to be shot, decide to go after Kyle when Kyle was just walking down the road? Does that not show aggression? Was he intoxicated?
1/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m9sDjYr1Nj_fpFr9bTycWPG8tS2aPDeL/view">https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m...
2. Why did Rosenbaum try to grab Kyle& #39;s gun? Kyle showed no aggression towards Rosenbaum until he was cornered in the parking lot and a bystander fired a handgun seen in multiple videos. Kyle then turns to face Rosenbaum, and it says he fired 3 shots.
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3. If Kyle only fired 3 shots, why were there 8 total shots fired during the event? We know one of those was fired into the air by a bystander, but who fired the additional shots? This leads me to question 4, which is the most important question.
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It says that Rosenbaum sustained 5 gunshot injuries. One to the groin which fractured his pelvis, one to the left hand, a superficial wound to his lateral left thigh, and a graze to the right forehead. The 5th wound was one to the BACK that perforated his lung and liver.
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All of those gunshot wounds are survivable except for the gunshot wound to the back. Perforating a lung and liver would cause a catastrophic event that would lead to bleeding out. The lung would fill with blood and the liver is full of arteries and blood vessels.
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