[Cicero]

I happen to agree that the government committed numerous crimes and cover-ups at Waco. Basically, it was not suicide but murder. And the Waco Holocaust Museum has numerous historic pictures and news articles of real value. Nevertheless the proprietor of the Museum has some very definite ideas, and IMHO not all her theories make sense. The thing was horrible enough without trying to fit it into pre-established theories.

So, the Waco Holocaust Museum is a valuable resource and well worth a visit. But be prepared to evaluate the evidence carefully and to differentiate between the many grisly (and true) facts that are presented and the presenter's interpretations, which are not always credible.

[Swordmaker]

"Nevertheless the proprietor of the Museum has some very definite ideas, and IMHO not all her theories make sense. The thing was horrible enough without trying to fit it into pre-established theories.

She certainly does... and her analysis of the McNulty film and critique are ludicrous. McNulty is presented as a government apologist and obfuscator of the facts. She could not have watched the same film I have. So, the Waco Holocaust Museum is a valuable resource and well worth a visit. But be prepared to evaluate the evidence carefully and to differentiate between the many grisly (and true) facts that are presented and the presenter's interpretations, which are not always credible."

I found very few of her arguments, most of which are based on anecdotal evidence from popular books about OTHER cases rather than the science brought to bear on the Waco case, are very weak and mostly mistaken.

I felt the site's failings far outweighed any utility or truth to be found.