[JOAT]

Of course he had accomplices. No one has located the 3rd person besides Nicols and McVeigh. Plus the middle east connection has never been explained.

Not to mention that the fertilizer bomb was not sufficiently powerful to do the damage the Murrah building sustained.

Yeah, there were accomplices.

I remember local reporters mentioned additional bombs and the bomb disposal unit on the scene, but of course that went down the memory hole fast.

If anyone cares, just do a Google search with "Partin, OKC cover-up" and discover why air transfer of the explosive force required to take out reinforced concrete beams was IMPOSSIBLE. Who ever set up McVeigh as the patsy planted contact explosives inside the building, the photographic evidence alone proves that.

[blackdog]

I also seem to remember witnesses and audio tape describing three separate explosions. The pond draining explanation of that was that what people heard and machines recorded were merely echo's of one single explosion.

[blackdog]

Ever notice the painstaking efforts gone to to secure certain crime scenes for a complete and thorough investigation, except certain ones which get the bulldozer treatment before the dust settles? or the door can be found, or the metalurgists can arrive, or the morgue tent goes on the blink and the bodies liquify in seven days and nobody noticed?

Aw sheesh! This is too depressing for memory lane.

I think an allout war between the ex Clintonites and the Bushies. The truth Bush should have disclosed from day #1 is going to come out this summer and the gloves are coming off. I expect bodies to start piling up like cordwood from those who know the facts.

[archy]

I remember local reporters mentioned additional bombs and the bomb disposal unit on the scene, but of course that went down the memory hole fast.

Easy enough to determine. Interrogate the OKC police officer first on the scene. Officer Yeakey? Terry Yeakey?

Lets put him on the stand, under oath, and see what he has to say....

[Eastbound]

" . . . the photographic evidence alone proves that."

I take it you are referring to the 10' radius of effective brisance would not have reached the columns with enough force to crumble concrete? Maybe Rivero WAS on to something when he wondered why tarping was used to cover some portions of the columns. Hiding brisance damage caused by cutting charges well outside the limits of what the truck bomb could have done?