Ghost guns, untraceable firearms created from kits ordered online, have surged in America, with reports indicating a staggering 1,083% increase in their presence at crime scenes over recent years. These firearms evade background checks and lack serial numbers, making them difficult for law enforcement to track. The United States Supreme Court is currently deliberating whether to uphold a 2022 ban on ghost guns, while numerous states are enacting their own regulations to combat this growing threat.
InvestigateTV’s recent report highlights the heartbreaking story of a father whose daughter was killed by a ghost gun, underscoring the urgent need for tighter regulations. As the ATF identifies this alarming trend as a key focus area, the proliferation of ghost guns poses serious public safety concerns across the nation. In addition to the ghost gun crisis, the report reveals alarming spikes in car thefts at airports, affecting travelers nationwide.
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