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The Waco Massacre On February 28, 1993, an army of BATF agents, supported by armored vehicles and snipers in helicopters, raided the Branch Davidians' church compound near Waco, Texas. A 51-day siege ensued, ending in a deadly blaze that consumed 17 children and more than sixty adults. |
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Remember Waco Five years ago, Mt. Carmel burned to the ground. A look back at the Waco massacre. April 19: Waco and the Oklahoma City Bombing A roundup of special reports and documents pertaining to these two tragedies. Mt. Carmel Photo Gallery These photos of the remains of the Mt. Carmel church complex were taken on November 21, 1993, less than a year after its inhabitants were shot and burned to death. The Last Will and Testament of the Branch Davidians The Branch Davidians at Mt. Carmel made this videotape of themselves about ten days into the 1993 siege. For many, these were their last words to the world. Mt. Carmel: The Unseen Reality Branch Davidian survivor Livingstone Fagan's manuscript on Koresh's interpretations of the Seven Seals, the situation at Mt. Carmel during the BATF/FBI siege, and other topics. Waco: Agents Violated TV Jamming Laws Next to murder, it pales in comparison. However, civilian military personnel violated federal law when they jammed the Branch Davidians' television reception during the 51-day siege at Mt. Carmel. Mt. Carmel Weblinks Recommended sites for more info on the Waco massacre. |
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The Oklahoma City Bombing On April 19, 1995, 167 people lost their lives when explosions ripped through the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Timothy McVeigh was quickly convicted in the media, and later, as an afterthought, he was convicted in a courtroom as well. But was McVeigh just the patsy for a bombing conspiracy? |
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Gen. Partin's Oklahoma City Bomb Report General Benton K. Partin, a 30-year Air Force veteran and munitions expert, compiled this report for Congress to illustrate that there is no possible way that a single ANFO truck bomb, no matter what the size, could have been responsible for the damage to the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. McVeigh: A "Manchurian Candidate"? Was Timothy McVeigh a mind-controlled patsy for a bombing conspiracy? A special preview from David Hoffman's new blockbuster book The Oklahoma City Bombing and the Politics of Terror. The Oklahoma City Bombing: A Real Fertilizer Story A barrage of government double-talk, lies and intimidation has convinced a growing cadre of conspiracy theorists, dedicated journalists, and astute politicians that something went terribly wrong with the government's investigation of the Oklahoma City bombing. 30 Unanswered Questions About the Oklahoma City Bombing: The government got a conviction in the Oklahoma City bombing case, but they haven't even begun to answer the questions about who was really involved.  
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