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What Happened in Waco? The assault on an apocalyptic religious sect calling themselves the Branch Davidians, in the tumbleweed flatlands of Waco, Texas, on April 19, 1993, followed in the grand tradition of American law enforcement mayhem.
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After the February raid by the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (BATF) of David Koresh's dissident religious community at Waco, Texas, the FBI and the U.S. Army took over, mounting a 51-day siege. For those who more or less know what happened at Waco this film supplies impressive visual corroboration,
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An investigation into the siege at Waco Texas and the FBI's strategy, negotiations and tactics. FRONTLINE investigates the April 1993 FBI siege of the Branch Davidian compound at Waco, Texas.
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Given this important responsibility and the fact that we were asked to make recommendations "[c]oncerning the handling of incidents such as the Branch Davidian Standoff in Waco, Texas" (emphasis added), I felt unprepared to go forward without a thorough grasp of the events and decisions that led to the tragedy.
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Oct 4, 1999 What Happened at Waco? An exclusive interview with Waco survivor David Mt. Carmel "compound," located just outside Waco, Texas,
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A number of people, both witnesses and historians, have tried to accurately document the facts of what happened on February 28th, 1993 in Waco, Texas in the clash between law enforcement and a religious group known as the Branch Davidians. No one seems able to write about those events in an unbiased manner,
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The children were then interviewed by the FBI and Texas Rangers, allegedly for as had happened at Jonestown where 900 people killed themselves at their...
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David Koresh and the Branch Davidian religious sect in Waco, Texas, held center stage in America for fifty-one days. A Rambo-style raid on a quiet Sunday morning in February by agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Attorney General Janet Reno has said that she accepts "full responsibility" for what happened in Waco;
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Evidence gathered by the Texas Rangers shows that U.S. Special Forces may have been used to position explosives at the Branch Davidian church near Waco, TX..
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Why was the CIA interested in church members from Texas? CIA is forbidden to meddle in domestic issues. Clear cut violations of the law... yet the fight goes on to seal, "classify" and hide the evidence. And I pledge that I will never let you... or anyone, forget Waco or their faces...
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