Materials Relating to the Investigation Into the Activities of Federal Law Enforcement Agencies Toward the Branch Davidians: By the Committee on the Judiciary ; Prepared in Conjunction with the Committee on Government Reform and Oversight, House of Representatives, One Hundredth [sic] Fourth Congress, Second SessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1997 - 794 pages |
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... continued 20 C. Undercover operation 21 D. Failure to comply with " sensitive - significant " procedures E. The affidavit in support of the warrants 23 F. Findings concerning the ATF investigation 25 G. Recommendations III . Planning ...
... continued 20 C. Undercover operation 21 D. Failure to comply with " sensitive - significant " procedures E. The affidavit in support of the warrants 23 F. Findings concerning the ATF investigation 25 G. Recommendations III . Planning ...
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... Continued 2. Lethality of methylene chloride used with CS at Waco 3. Other possible effects of methylene chloride used with CS at Waco 135 137 G. Analysis of the Attorney General's decision to end the standoff on April 19 , 1993 1. The ...
... Continued 2. Lethality of methylene chloride used with CS at Waco 3. Other possible effects of methylene chloride used with CS at Waco 135 137 G. Analysis of the Attorney General's decision to end the standoff on April 19 , 1993 1. The ...
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... continued for almost 90 minutes . Four ATF agents were killed in the battle and more than 20 agents wounded . At least two Davidians were killed by ATF agents and several others , including Koresh , were wounded . After a cease - fire ...
... continued for almost 90 minutes . Four ATF agents were killed in the battle and more than 20 agents wounded . At least two Davidians were killed by ATF agents and several others , including Koresh , were wounded . After a cease - fire ...
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... continued to exist . 2. The Attorney General knew or should have known that the reasons cited for ending the standoff on April 19 lacked merit . The negotiations had not reached an impasse . There was no threat of a Davidian breakout ...
... continued to exist . 2. The Attorney General knew or should have known that the reasons cited for ending the standoff on April 19 lacked merit . The negotiations had not reached an impasse . There was no threat of a Davidian breakout ...
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... continued throughout the course of the public inquiry . 2. INVESTIGATION AND INTERVIEWS The subcommittees engaged in investigative interviews , an ex- amination of physical evidence , and an onsite inspection of the former Branch ...
... continued throughout the course of the public inquiry . 2. INVESTIGATION AND INTERVIEWS The subcommittees engaged in investigative interviews , an ex- amination of physical evidence , and an onsite inspection of the former Branch ...
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action active Additionally Agent in Charge Agent Pali agreement aircraft approval April 19 ATF agents ATF's Attorney authority BATF Branch Davidian compound Branch Davidian residence Bureau of Alcohol CEV's chemicals Chojnacki command compact conducted Coordinator Counterdrug Support David Koresh DeGuerin DLEA drug nexus end the standoff equipment evidence experts explosive FBI's February 28 Federal law enforcement fire hearings Howell interviews investigation involved Jamar Justice Department Report law enforcement agencies machineguns majority report Memorandum methamphetamine lab methylene chloride military assistance military support mission Mount Carmel Center National Guard Counterdrug negotiations Operation Alliance Posse Comitatus Act prior request response riot control agent Rodriguez Sarabyn search warrant Secretary Special Agent Special Forces Special Operations subcommittees tactical tear gas testified Texas National Guard Texas Rangers tion Tobacco and Firearms Treasury Department Treasury Documents TXNG United vehicles Waco weapons
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