This is the only authorized Director's cut of the full Who Killed Joseph Smith documentary.
You can also watch on our webpage: whokilledjosephsmith.com
Feel free to ask any questions you may have about the movie and I'll answer everything as best I can. Also, one of my favorite things is when people tell me about their own theories. I absolutely love talking about the evidence and what it all means with anyone interested.
Justin Griffin
This is the only authorized Director's cut of the full Who Killed Joseph Smith documentary.
You can also watch on our webpage: whokilledjosephsmith.com
Feel free to ask any questions you may have about the movie and I'll answer everything as best I can. Also, one of my favorite things is when people tell me about their own theories. I absolutely love talking about the evidence and what it all means with anyone interested.
Justin Griffin
I’m someone who loves Jesus Christ deeply and believes truth is never threatened by honest inquiry. Recently, the Church / BYU released a response series aimed at rebutting claims like those raised here. I went to engage respectfully — not to accuse, not to tear anything down — but to ask sincere, Christ-centered questions about the same forensic issues you examined: ballistics, wound patterns, blood evidence, weapon calibers, and how the historical narrative has shifted over time.
The comment section on that response is turned off.
That moment clarified something for me. When evidence raises real questions, the instinct isn’t humility or open dialogue — it’s narrative control. The response focuses heavily on defending reputation and authority while avoiding direct engagement with the physical evidence itself.
Both the Book of Mormon and other sacred records warn that this tension would arise after restoration — not because people are evil, but because institutions can begin protecting stability and leaders instead of kneeling before truth. Christ never taught us to fear questions. He taught us to seek, knock, ask, and come unto Him.
I’m not here to attack anyone. I’m here because I believe Jesus is the Truth, and truth doesn’t need to be managed. If the historical account fully holds, it should withstand open, faithful examination. And if humility is required, that’s not a failure of faith — it’s the heart of it.
Thank you for being willing to ask hard questions with integrity. Time has only shown how important that willingness is.