[backhoe]

I added a few keywords... isn't it astounding how far behind the curve the press is?

[APBaer]

"Why should the Bush Department of Justice be so uptight about this investigation? After all, Janet Reno was attorney general at the time and attempted to craft the investigation to please Bill Clinton. Yet it was Attorney General John Ashcroft who refused to delay the execution of McVeigh and who has refused to countenance reopening the investigation."

Can you say blackmail with the FBI files?
There, I thought you could.

[Fred Mertz]

More important, prior to the bombing, McVeigh made several long telephone calls a day to her number in the Philippines.

Lots of info in this article.

[Tacis]

The FBI will NEVER go back to the OKC investigation! They know exactly what happened. They knew from their inside informants exactly what would happen and were prepared to stop it is a 'photo op. The chiefs from Dallas and DC were late abd they never believed that the little truck bomb would do so much damage. Of course, they never read the report from the ATF about their explosives depot in the building.

The FBI will NEVER reveal that the 3,000 pages discovered weeks before McVeigh's execution was nothing more than a decoy to avaoid revealing the 15,000 still hidden pages that clearly show thay they knew what would happen and could have stopped it.

Reporters might want to check the boxes in the garage of the Dallas Agent in Charge wh recently retired and took file dups with him, as "protection." No, Freeh will own up to the murders in Waco before they'll revisit OKC.

[glorygirl]

Something that struck me about this article -- in "American Terrorist," McVeigh claimed to have had an affair with Marife Nichols, something she denied to the authors.

It almost appears as if he was trying to cover all the bases.

[glorygirl]

ping

[Wm Bach]

Bump on a Wednsday morning.