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You made me curious about Carlos Ghigliotti as I had no memory of him. Alamo Girl has a page about him, you’ve probably seen it.

http://www.alamo-girl.com/03604.htm

About half an inch down is a long account by
Freeper Ada Coddington 4/29/00 David Hardy http://www.wizardsofaz.com/waco/carlos.html

Ending with this paragraph;
On April 19 of this year, from the hotel room in Waco, I called Carlos to report a minor discovery (the roof of the storm shelter, which glows bright white on the FLIR, wasn’t just plywood—it was covered in black asphalt, which explained why it got so hot in the sun.). I got his answering machine, but when it came time to leave a message, the tape just said “tape finished. Thank you for calling.” I thought he’d run out of tape—never happened before, but who knows? I tried again from time to time — same result. I sent email asking him to call. Well, maybe he was out of town. Early today I tried again, and this time nothing picked up, the phone just rang off the hook.

Then this afternoon I received a call. Carlos was found dead in his apartment.

The raid on Waco was as much part of an agenda as Fast and Furious.
Each involved murder and coverup: just such a concoction appears in the series of mass shootings leading to a 23-point fiat concurrent with a UN agenda and an ammo buy for Federal agencies in the tens of millions of rounds.
As Benghazi presents with the arming of the former enemy, and the DCI is removed with help from a compliant FBI.
Clinton was re-elected with the eleven-point boost of OKCBomb.
In the year the DCI who revealed the Agency's family jewels was likely murdered in a clumsily-contrived "canoe accident":
WHO MURDERED THE CIA CHIEF? William E. Colby: A Highly Suspicious Death