I especially like this excerpt from the report I previously cirted -- it point out QUITE CLEARLY that the Davidians were indded responsible for setting the fires that resulted in their deaths:
III-2B. Clive DoyleWork like this HARDLY ever appears in a rag like the Startlegram, simpleton ...Mr. Doyle arrived at the hospital circa 1 pm on 4/19/93. He had first and second degree thermal burns. His hands were burned circumferentially. The burning appears to be uniform and sharply demarcated at the wrists. One note in the medical records indicates a possibility that the thermal burns on the palmar surfaces of the hands were deeper than the other thermal burns.
There was also some burning of the right ear. There were some first degree thermal burns scattered on the anterior/lateral neck and chin but these were not circumferential. No nasal soot or singed hair were identified. He was not short of breath at 1:42 pm and his oxygen saturation was 86%. Later assessment of his thermal burns indicated some full thickness thermal burns on the hands. The thermal burns were assessed as involving 6% of his body surface area (4% full thickness). Autografts were applied to the hands on April 21, 1993.
I have been advised by the OSC that Mr. Doyle was seen leaving the burning complex.
At that time, his hands were described as being in flames. The police laboratory detected the presence of an accelerant on his clothing, including on the sleeves of his jacket.
Conclusion:
The uniform diffuse burning of his hands and his hands being in flames is consistent with being caused by ignition of an accelerant that had been spilled or splashed onto the skin of the hands. Pushing against a burning door or wall does not typically cause this type of burning.
Look pottie-mouth, a poster asked if this is the same physician that performed the autopsies on the Waco victims, which it is. Let's put it another way, it certainly won't hurt the defense by having this guy's office do the autopsie, is that clear enough?