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Steve , do you believe this info? If so, do you think McVeigh should
have been executed?
On Fri, 15 Jun 2001 13:52:00 -0700 Steve Wingate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> -Caveat Lector-
>
> The OKC Bombing Chronology
> You're NOT Supposed To Know
> From Brasscheck
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>6-14-1
>
> "Sgt. McVeigh was an outstanding soldier.
> He did what he
> was told, anticipated what had to be done
> (and) took pride
> in his work,"
>
> - Capt. Jesus Angel Rodriguez, McVeigh's
> commanding
> officer during the Gulf War, testifying at
> his sentencing
> hearing
>
>
>
>
>
> It's called a Reichstag Fire
>
> The OKC Chronology you're not supposed to
> know
>
> 1. A second bomb found inside the building
>
> SUSANNE SEALY, Correspondent: Yes, LEA
> [sp], I can.
> The Oklahoma City police and the FBI have
> confirmed
> there is another bomb in the Federal
> Building. It's in the
> east side of the building. They've moved
> everybody back
> several blocks.
>
> CNN SHOW: NEWS 11:27 am ET - LIVE April
> 19, 1995
> Transcript # 920-19
>
> 2. Forget the people, get those papers
>
> OKLAHOMA CITY -- Hours after a bomb ripped
> apart the
> federal building, some rescue workers were
> stopped from
> searching for survivors while federal
> officials removed
> boxes of documents.
>
> "You'd think they would have let their
> evidence and files
> sit at least until the last survivor was
> pulled out," one
> angry rescue worker told The News.
>
> The worker and a firefighter said that 10
> to 12 hours after
> the 9 a.m. blast April 19, federal
> officials began limiting the
> number of rescue workers in the building
> to a dozen,
> confining them largely to the lower right
> side of the
> battered structure.
>
> Source: New York Daily News
>
> 3. FBI quietly drops pursuit of John Doe
> No. 2
>
> Denver, Colo. -- An internal FBI memo
> indicates FBI
> agents suspended their search for the
> elusive Oklahoma
> City bomb suspect John Doe No. 2 in the
> critical weeks
> soon after the April 1995 blast, belying
> assurances by
> federal officials at the time that the
> search was continuing.
>
> The memo, the existence of which is
> publicly disclosed for
> the first time here, undercuts the
> government contention
> that federal agents have done everything
> they can to find
> the mystery suspect...
>
> In the memo, San Francisco-based FBI agent
> Thomas
> Ravenelle writes that he's discontinuing
> efforts to
> investigate a lead relating to attempts to
> find and identify
> John Doe No. 2 "in view of the fact that
> the Oklahoma City
> Command Post has directed all offices to
> hold (John Doe
> No. 2) leads in abeyance."
>
> Source: 1997 Digital City Denver
>
> 4. McVeigh's first confession faked by
> newspaper
>
> "The document containing a purported
> confession by
> alleged Oklahoma City bomber Timothy J.
> McVeigh,
> published by the Dallas Morning News, was
> fabricated by
> an investigator for the defense team, a
> friend of the
> investigator said yesterday."
>
> The Washington Post 03/05/97 By Lois
> Romano and Tom
> Kenworthy, Washington Post Staff Writers
>
> 5. DOJ report calls FBI's OJC bomb blast
> conclusions:
> "incomplete... inappropriate...
> scientifically insupportable"
>
> "Williams' report contains several serious
> flaws. His
>
