Is he dead? Only the Shadow knows for sure. I have often wondered this myself.
Witness protection program maybe?
Please put on your tinfoil hat and then answer me.....is Tim dead?Uuahh... wait... gotta get it adjusted just right... there, much better... TF hat firmly in place and at the correct angle, too.
The only authoritative answer to your question can be found here. after you've read the article scroll down to post # 12 for the rest of the story.
First of all, I should point out that I passed Rush Limbaugh's kook test (meaning I am a kook). I've strongly suspected that everything since Bill originally took office was nothing but a show for our benefit. Soooooo, here goes. I couldn't prove it, but I wouldn't bet money that Tim McVeigh is dead. The whole fake hearse going out was what really made me start wondering. I pretty much discount the witness testimony that McVeigh was still breathing after pronounced dead, as I've been on incident scenes too often with people I knew were dead, and had people insist they saw them breathing. The whole misdirection thing on removing his body, though, I dunno. I've always thought that the gubmint was way too quick to claim that US citizens were way dangerous, (the Davidians, Ruby Ridge, etc), and that they do backflips to protect the Arabs. The Murrah building was, IMHO Clinton's Riechstag fire. TWA 800? After TWA 800, AlBore headed an airlines safety task force, and all of the recommendations from that committee were about preventing terrorist activities. The thing is, this task force was specifically started because of TWA 800. If the plane was brought down by a construction defect, why all the anti-terrorist recommendations? Also, when was the last time you heard about a plane blowing up, and the FAA said, we know why it blew up, it was a construction defect, but we aren't going to make any recommendations to make sure it doesn't happen again? I forget the name of the plane that crashed shortly after the WTC bombing, but that was off the radar screen so fast it was unreal, and there has never been an explanation of the reason for the crash, at least not one that has been publicly disseminated.
I also have doubts about the rash of train derailments lately. These haven't even been a blip on the radar screen, and I strongly suspect that if there hadn't been video of two planes crashing into the WTC Towers, it would have been a boiler explosion that brought the buildings down.
Is McVeigh dead? I don't know. I do know that it makes little sense to me that McVeigh would blow up a building. According to what I've read, he was a sniper in the military, and it seems more logical to me that he would try to commit an assassination than a bombing. That is primarily because I've found flakes tend to cause damage within their range of expertise. Fire fighters burn things down, police officers shoot people, nurses make deaths look like natural medical occurances, etc. (I'm basing this on my personal knowledge of criminal activity and news stories on serial killers) It always seemed unreal to me that McVeigh would have the expertise to build such an effective bomb. Most of the time in the military, it seems like they give you your bombs pre-built, rather than teaching you how to make them in the manner McVeigh did.