Friday, March 2, 2007

Former FBI Director wants OKC bombing case reopened

For well over a decade now, I have had serious questions regarding the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building here in Oklahoma City. There were too many unanswered questions and too many loose ends. And there were too many players. I've long held a belief that there was a conspiracy involving the federal government and Janet Reno's Justice Department.

Well, A new BBC documentary, set to air this weekend, regarding the Oklahoma City bombing and an alleged cover up, features Former FBI Terrorist Task Force director Danny Coulson calling for a new grand jury investigation into what really happened on April 19, 1995, reports Paul Joseph Watson and Alex Jones of PrisonPlanet.com on Friday morning.

The BBC program, "The Conspiracy Files," notes: Mr Coulson said a federal grand jury is now needed to find out what really happened: "We have victims here and we have victims' families and we don't even know the answers. And the answer is frankly for a federal grand jury."
He argues this is the only way to prove whether other people were involved in the bombing in a wider conspiracy beyond Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols, who was also convicted of manslaughter and conspiracy and sentenced to life in jail.


And lawyer Jesse Trentadue who has been investigating the suspicious death of his brother, who died in federal custody after the bombing, believes a reopening of the bombing investigation would be serious.

Writes Watson and Jones: Asked what the impact would be if a new investigation was allowed to go forward Trentadue responded, "It would destroy Hillary Clinton's campaign, it would result in the loss of careers of some high level people within various law enforcement agencies and the federal government, and it would probably result in a good number of them being prosecuted and sent to jail."

We shall wait and see.

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