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Having been involved in law enforcement for several years, including during the time of the OKC bombing, I was present in OKC the morning of April 19, 1995

Could you please shed some light on the biggest question for me surrounding the OKC bombing.

How do you explain Oklahoma law enforcement officers looking the other way when the FBI and the OKC Police Department participated in the cover up of the murder of OKC Police Officer Terry Yeakey?

Is it a matter of following orders or career security concerns? I can completely understand law enforcement officers looking the other when ordered by their superiors to do so about the murder of a stranger, but I can not understand how the Oklahoma law enforcement community could turn their back on one of their own and an American hero and his family.

If there is any doubt in your mind about the murder and cover up concerning Officer Terry Yeakey's death, please listen to the Tonia Yeakey interview at the link below. The transcripts are also on the link and the letter Terry wrote to his friend Ramona foreshadowing his murder.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/fr/618176/posts

First OKCPD Officer in Murrah Building Murdered, Throat Cut, Body Dragged with Rope

Don't have any to shed. I was not in OKC a year after the bombing. I was in a different jurisdiction. Actually haven't heard much about Officer Yeakey's death. But, just because an officer that was at the scene was killed a year later, (will, even assume for the sake of this that you are right and he was murdered) what does that prove. Acutally, there are a lot of murders in the OKC area. Who knows. And I guess we can assume that Bush had Wellstone's plane shot down too. And two years ago, Ashcroft had Caranahan's plane shot down.

Sorry, again, I'm not buying it.