But there were no real consequences for her. Today's obituaries will hardly mention what happened at Waco, if the topic is even brought up at all.
Btw, it was Eric Holder, deputy AG at the time, who was in control of the DOJ, not Reno.
And I've always suspected it was Hillary who exerted the real power at DOJ, with Reno a mere figurehead (whom Hillary installed), and Eric Holder her tool.
We know that Hillary ordered bombing strikes on innocent civilians in Serbia -- so why should we not suspect her of having ordered the incendiary assault on innocents at Waco?
Until now.
shhrubbery! wrote: Reno claimed she “took responsibility” for the dozens of children who suffered a horrific death —burned alive— at Waco.
An honest, honorable man, Carlos Ghiglotti was an expert in FLIR and syncing video and audio recordings with FLIR to verify beyond any doubt what occurred. He had evidence that proved the FBI filled the building with flammable gas on a windy TX plains day, then ignited it by launching very HOT grenades (obtained from the National Guard) into the upwind end of the wood frame building. Those who attempted to escape were murdered with semi- and FULL-AUTO assault weapon fire!
Carlos was 1 of 4 expert witnesses in the wrongful death trial who was “incapacitated” in the 30 days pre-trial - 1 of the 3 by death.
Some info in a tribute to this honest man here by David J. Hardy:
http://hardylaw.net/Carlos.html
“...he had the prospects for being very dangerous to some rather powerful people. The evidence he uncovered in March (linking the regular video of the agent shouldering a weapon to the FLIR image of a gunshot in the same time and place) was going to put the case for gunshots on the FLIR on ice. That would mean (a) a lot of agents facing perjury raps or worse, since they had all sworn that neither they nor anyone else had show; (b) virtually destruction of the FBI’s vaunted Hostage Rescue Team — every single member would be implicated in perjury or concealment of evidence — and (c) an unprecedented blow to the prestige of the entire agency...Carlos was still working on a final report, and he had just become dangerous — with his breakup with the Committee, there was no handle left on him, and he had talked to the media and to the Davidians’ attorneys, one of whom was briefed by him only a few weeks before his death. You can have handles on the Committee (their innate sympathy for law enforcement, or simple blackmail ala J. Edgar’s files) but none on an honest man who has all the key evidence and knows exactly what it means...”