Former prosecutor suggests new evidence may explain bullet wound placement in ICE shooting death of Renee Good

Former prosecutor Glenn Kirschner suggests new evidence may explain unexplained bullet wounds on Renee Good, who was fatally shot by an ICE agent. Kirschner analyzed New York Times reporting, noting discrepancies between the reported four wounds and video showing three shots, and the location of two chest wounds on Good's right side. He cited his experience to explain how a victim's movement after being shot could account for the wound placement, though he stressed this is not definitive proof.