[TXnMA]

If they are counting rifle brass found by the CSI crew, it may be up to twelve, now, but I hadn't heard that. But, at any rate, there appears to be zero evidence of a WPD full-auto "Spray'n'Pray" -- as was claimed.

Nope. Nor do I know how many rounds of fired brass were recovered from biker's revolvers, (to add to the pile of bikers' ejected pistol brass) either...

(FYI & FWIW, I'm really not "on top of" the case -- just happen to have a friend who was in Waco when it went down...)

[Smokin' Joe]

At that range, and from advantageous positions, twelve rounds (the number claimed to have been fired by the police, according to the police) could well account for all of the deceased.

Until the autopsy reports are released, as well as the medical info on the wounded, we won't know who did what to who, and that assumes the LEOs there aren't in full CYA mode and willing to tamper with evidence to save their collective butts should there be serious wrongdoing.

If you think of keeping a roast in the fridge six to eight weeks, and apply that thought to a human corpse, they should have that data by now.

I haven't heard whether or not all the funerals have been conducted.