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There is video tape evidence that shows Franey walking around outside the Murrah building without a bandage on his arm and then later with a bandage on his arm. The video was taken by deputy Melvin Sumner shortly after the bombing and it was shown to KTOK news director Jerry Bohnen in early 1997 by Michelle Moore in my presence in a conferene room at OKC Community college.
The problem is that in my informed opinion Bohnen is covering up for the FEDs in the OK bombing case and he would never report the video or other damning evidence in the case he was given and had verified.
. 97 posted on 1/29/02 1:42 PM Central by OKCSubmariner
Jerry Bohnen is the father of one of my good buddies. I played basketball with his son John, and John is now at West Point. I had no idea that he was involved in keeping the Feds' secrets under wrap, and knowing the man, I believe the only way that this could be true would be if he feared for his life.
What a sick, sick thing for the FBI to have on it's hands. The truth will probably never totally come out, and if it did, I believe only a handful of people like you and me would give a rat's ass.
Part I
Ken Rank- from here on, as (KR)-
On the line, Tonia Yeakey, by the way lets tell them Craig, her husband Terry was the police officer of the OKC police department, was the first one into the building after the bombing.
Craig Roberts- from here on, as (CR)-Yeah, and the first to die of a questionable suicide afterwards. A year later he was found dead where? In a field two and a half miles west of El Reno reformatory a mile out into this field, his car was abandoned along a dirt road and there was a lot of blood in the car but hardly any blood at the scene. It turns out we found out later he was shot through the head, no gun was found, but it was a real suicide. He also had 13 cuts and lacerations on his body on his wrists and elbows and jugular veins and they called it suicide...They wrote it off as suicide. And was he about to release a book? or... No he had gathered a lot of information and he was taking it out of town to hide it someplace in some mini-storage west of OKC that he had. We don't know if he ever managed to hide the stuff or not because he never came home.
Tonia is his ex-wife at the time, she has 2 children by him and he had gone to her and asked her to be remarried because he wanted her to be covered by his insurance and his pension because he knew something might happen to him and he was real adamant about it, but we will let her tell that part and it is an obvious case of torture, murder and it was written off within minutes as suicide and it was ridiculous, but the funny thing was the Canadian County Sheriff's Office were the first ones on the scene and there she is.....Good morning, Tonia.
I have given them a little bit of a preview in the first hour of the case itself, just the basics... what you can do is fill us in on where you were at, and what happened through your perspective and especially what happened to you, not only during the time of the bombing and shortly after, but even up to today, so why don't you start with...lets back up and take 5 minutes and tell us that Terry was the first officer in the building, he probably saw some things that were dangerous for anyone to see and remember and know and he began working the case and take it from there and what did he tell you?
‘Get me out of this hospital, no matter what you have to do, get me out of here.'
Tonia Yeakey- from here on, as (TY)-Well it actually started the day of the bombing, that he made some strange statement that at first, I wasn't able to put into any kind of logical order, but later on it began to make sense why he was making these comments.
I got a call about 11:30 maybe 11:15 the morning of the Bombing from Presbyterian Hospital that said Terry had been injured and I needed to come down there and get him. In that two hour time I had been trying to find him. His computer in his police vehicle was not working. No one knew where he was, no one could get a hold of him so I was really concerned. I knew he worked that area early in the morning, so I was concerned, and was relieved to get the call.
So, I went down there to Presbyterian Hospital and picked him up. Uh, the strange thing was, The first statement that came out of his mouth was ‘Get me out of this hospital, no matter what you have to do, get me out of here.' I said OK. He was very adamant. I didn't know at the time that, I'd been told later, that he'd been threatened at the hospital. I didn't know where the source of the threatening came, but that's what I had been told later on, about a year after his death.
As soon as we got in the vehicle, and Terry had injured his back carrying Randy Letcher out of the building. Randy was a large man, probably 300 lbs. And he had fallen through some rubble. So, he (Terry) couldn't even walk or sit up. As soon as they loaded him into the car, he got very upset, started to cry a little bit, and said ‘Tonia, it's not what they're saying it is. They're not telling the truth. They're lying about what's going on down there.' I did try to press him a little bit and ask him some questions, but he didn't seem very willing to talk about it. It was just kind of a comment. 'It's not what they're portraying it to be.'
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