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One might want to consider that he was most likely hit by fragments of "something" and not the full bullet.
If that bullet actually came so close as to hit his ear, I really doubt he would have much of an ear left and more injuries. The reason being the ballistic pressure wave. Plenty of studies done on it. A bullet buzzing by like that can cause rapid incapacitation and brain damage. US Army has studied and tested it. Then again, one must have a brain to begin with...
Also fake news. Body parts don't just explode with nicked. You have to have 4" of body mass to penetrate before the .223 will begin expansion.
#70 | Posted by sitzkrieg
Speaking of fake news... Bullet deformation begins on impact - that's physics. Also when a bullet impacts soft tissue it both dramatically reduces its velocity and spin rate. The bullet also becomes unstable and begins tumbling. The lighter the round the bigger that effect is and why the 5.56 is so bad to be shot by. A 7.62 will blow right through a person while the 5.56 tends to bounce around inside a body.
Also, nobody said it would explode or that the bullet expansion would have been the cause. I posted above @66 - Ballistic Pressure Wave.