[OKCSubmariner]

Jayna Davis refused to make the details of the Bodansky official prior warning notice public of the OKC bombing to the House from 1995 until 2001 even though I and many others urged her to do so (even though she would not tells the details). Bodansky told Davis not to make the memo details public becasue it was "too hot" (tring to protected government officails).

Davis was told by many for years and knew the importance of making the details public at the McVeigh trials (she knew that Jones wanted her her testify about the prior warning memo and was succesful through her attorney Jones attempt), at the OK County Grand jury and before the public for over five years and yet she did not go public witht he details. This was very wrong on Davis part in my opinion. ANd Bodasnky was wrong to keep the details from the public for over six years.

Why did Bodansky and Davis wait so long (six years) to go public? Waiting so long hurt the pulbics chances of having the FBI reformed before 9/11 and preventied the entire story of the OKC bombing and the FBIs and McVeighs complete roles from being known.

[Nancie Drew]

Here is a run down of who all Jayna went to and when from Post #122. The wording in post #169 made it sound like she was not forthcoming with the Grand Jury. I have posted three times information on the grand jury.

This is where Jayna went to try to get people to listen:

January of 1997 – Oklahoma County D.A.’s office
1997-Grand Jury (another lie of OKCSubmariner is that she did not tell the Grand Jury about the prior warning-not true- she was totally upfront with them but who knows what the FBI said or the D.A.’s office said to contradict her. One of the assistant D.A.’s did contact Bodansky)
1997-FBI office
1999-FBI office
May, 2001-McVeigh’s defense team. McVeigh’s lawyers evidently do not want to pursue the information.
2000 and 2001-Nichols defense team (both state and federal)
Congress (both houses)