"Rookstool's feelings about what happened at Waco have been problematic for the FBI. In 1993 he was asked to deliver a lecture on his experiences with the Evidence Response Team at the bureau's training academy in Quantico, Virginia. There he startled the class by announcing his belief that not all of the nearly 80 Branch Davidians who died on April 19, 1993, had committed suicide, as the bureau maintains. (Shortly thereafter, Rookstool says, his supervisor received a memo from on high warning that because the bureau might face litigation over its handling of Waco, all personnel were to refrain from further comment on the subject.) In 1997 Rookstool repeated his assertion in Waco: The Rules of Engagement, an award-winning documentary. And today, as he surveys the rubble, he has decided to open up further - even as Washington prepares to conduct anew investigation, spurred by fresh revelations about the bureau's failure to disclose the use of pyrotechnic devices during the siege. Nobody inside the FBI at the time has ever spoken out so critically about what happened at Waco."
Waco was Mass-Murder...MUD