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Subject: Waco Expert Said Case Was 'Solved'
Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2000 3:39 PM
Waco Expert Said Case Was 'Solved'
NewsMax.com
Tuesday, May 30, 2000
"I’ve solved the case," said Carlos Ghigliotti. "I know exactly what happened."
A month later the man who told Washington Post reporter Richard Leiby he had wrapped
up the
case proving the FBI had fired on the Branch Davidian compound as it was being
consumed in
flames was dead, at the age of 42, of an apparent heart attack.
Not so unusual, Leiby intones. After all, Ghigliotti was a junk food eater who slept
on an air
mattress in his office.
Initially, police said his death was being treated as a homicide. Later a medical
examiner
would conclude he died of a heart attack, citing extensive coronary artery blockage
revealed
during autopsy.
In a wide-ranging story of his extensive contacts with Ghigliotti titled "The Man Who
Knew Too
Much, Post reporter Leiby first learned of his death when he called the man’s office
and got a
police sergeant instead of Ghigliotti. When Leiby identified himself as a reporter the
officer
said, "I can't discuss anything with you right now," and hung up.
That was April 28. Leiby quickly learned that Ghigliotti – one of the world’s foremost
experts o
on the arcane specialty of thermal imaging analysis, was dead. His badly decomposed
body had been
found dressed in pajamas and lying on an air mattress. He had been dead for some time.
Noting that his phone rang off the hook with calls suggesting that Ghigliotti had met
with foul
play, the Post reporter introduced a theme than ran through his long and detailed
story – people
questioning the circumstances of the man’s death are "paranoiacs," loonies awash in
conspiracy theories, t
the X-Files and UFO lore.
Here’s how he put it: "The Internet boiled over with conspiracy theories. ‘Carlos
Ghigliotti,’ stated one
typical message, ‘was a man who knew too much.’ On Web sites like
www.freerepublic.com, his name was pu
t on lists with others who had allegedly perished from 'Arkancide' – that's what the
paranoiacs called o
ther untimely deaths they'd somehow linked to the Clinton administration."
Yet Leiby, who by his own account was close to Ghigliotti, gives a rather complete
account of Ghigliotti’s w
ork on the Waco case and the conclusions he reached about the evidence he had examined.
Much of what he reports about Ghigliotti’s informed conclusions about the events of
that final fiery end o
f the Waco standoff dovetail with what the expert had told lawyer David Hardy and was
first revealed on
NewsMax.com.
As he had with Leiby in the final weeks of his life, Ghigliotti told Hardy that he had
solid proof that
the FBI was lying when they claimed they had not fired at the rear part of the flaming
building.
"Carlos ... had found the holy grail," Hardy wrote.
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