[glorygirl]

Look what turned up in the Washington Post today. Page A-2,no less. Maybe the long drought is coming to an end.

[glorygirl]

pass it on guys, if you like.

[Tacis]

Well, the several thousand pages of documents they told us about the month before McVeigh's execution to divert our attention from the tens of thousnads of pages of documents that were concealed, are available to the public. The concealed records, the ones that demonstrate that the FBI had one or more agents in the McVeigh cell and could easily have prevented the bombing at OKC except for some idiotic internal turf war or Special Agent in Charge (Dallas?) ego issue, will, of course, never be seen. For reasons of national security, of course!

[AdA$tra]

Let's sell it all on E-Bay and use the money to buy a new Senate.

[honway]

outlining what they think should happen to the approximately 1,000 pieces of evidence, stored in a federal courthouse in Denver since McVeigh's 1997 trial.

The journalist seems more interested in McVeigh's T-shirt than the several video surveillance tapes taken into custody, including State Trooper Hanger's autocam video.I hope the folks filing a suit against Iraq realizes how important those tapes would be to substantiate the billion dollar claim.

[verity]

What should be done with the evidence, including an assortment of McVeigh's belongings?

All of it should be donated to the Grassy Knoll Society!