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From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: SNET: Oklahoma bombing crater?
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This would be consistent with my theory that
the truck bomb was a pressure "trigger" which
activated pressure-sensitive detonators that were
were drilled into the building's bearing columns.
Whether the Oklahoma grand jury will
ever reach this question, is anybody's guess
right now. They should be taking expert
testimony on the over-pressures, and blast
temperatures, that would be required to
cut a structural steel I-beam, as if had been
decapitated in one swift blow. The fertilizer
truck theory does not "cut" it, if you will all
please excuse the intentional pun.
On another dimension:
What I observe here is that state government
officials are now colluding with federal government
officials in this latest grand jury probe. One
important lesson, therefore, is that the separation of
powers that SHOULD exist between state and federal
governments, appears to have broken down and been
supplanted with a "coalition" (collusion?) of
all government branches, both state and federal.
This is not a healthy development, in our
governmental structure, because it defeats
the intentional benefits of "balanced"
(read "off-setting") governmental forces.
/s/ Paul Mitchell
http://supremelaw.com
At 01:38 PM 9/16/97 -0800, you wrote:
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>I have looked at the very excellent views provided of the bombed-out Murrah
>building and if there is a crater at all it is filled in with debris. This
>would seem to suggest that (1) the crater was small, and/or (2) that the
>truck bomb (if it occurred at all) happened FIRST, followed by explosions
>WITHIN the building. H. Ayre
>
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>> From: Tony F Sgarlatti <tfs@adc.com>
>> To: tonys@the-truth.org
>> Subject: SNET: Oklahoma bombing crater?
>> Date: Tuesday, September 16, 1997 12:37 PM
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>> Recently I've been going over some early material I've
>> collected from the bombing, and one includes some video
>> footage I received from Charles Collins in 1995 where
>> the narrator on the video is showing the early news
>> footage of the helicopters flying overhead, and says
>> the bomb crater was ACROSS THE STREET - where the black
>> smoke was. I recall reading later that this was said
>> to be burning tires or whatever, and being dismissed
>> as relating directly to an explosion - only a side
>> effect of the bombing. Anyone know FOR A FACT whether
>> or not an explosion occurred across the street?
>>
>> Those of you who purchased an early "Cover-Up In
>> Oklahoma" video from Jerry Longspaugh will note that he
>> said there was NO CRATER and showed the video footage of
>> news helicopters flying over the Murrah building and there
>> apparently IS NONE. However, after talking to Jerry, he
>> relayed to me that he received other information related
>> to a crater and now acknowledges there was one - only he
>> now states that it was smaller than the 8 foot deep, 35
>> feet wide crater that was reported by the media. Since
>> that time, Longspaugh updated his video, and that updated
>> version is the video I'm offering with my Oklahoma City
>> Bombing Fact Pak (see URL in sig for more info).
>>
>> The Oklahoma State Fire Fighters have a www site that
>> has many photos of the Murrah building from April 19,
>> 1995. You may want to look at these yourself and see
>> if you can confirm a crater or not.
>>
>> Concerning a bomb crater in front of the building, look
>> closely at -
>> http://sparky.fireprograms.okstate.edu/OCFD/jpeg/da47_lg.jpg
>>
>> You will see a clear indentation, and possibly some liquid
>> in this indentation amid debris. Could this be the elusive
>> bomb crater not seen by the news helicopters? I almost
>> missed it - its nearly camouflaged - but clearly(?) not
>> 8 feet deep and 35 feet wide.
>>
>> Here is another photo of this same area -
>> http://sparky.fireprograms.okstate.edu/OCFD/jpeg/da10_lg.jpg
>>
>> Another angle -
>> http://sparky.fireprograms.okstate.edu/OCFD/jpeg/da12_lg.jpg
>>
>> Comments?
>>
>> In freedom,
>>
>> Tony Sgarlatti
>> tonys@the-truth.org
>> Oklahoma City Bombing Information Center
>> http://www.future.net/~thetruth/okc.html
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>-> Posted by: "Henry Ayre" <henri@Alaska.NET>
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