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The truth will out: an attorney's decade-long search for justice in his brother's murder finally yields fruit--and breaks through a mass of lies and coverup the OKC bombing.(OKC BOMBING)(Cover Story)
On the grounds of Oklahoma City's Will Rogers International Airport stands an imposing high-security prison facility known as the Federal Transfer Center (FTC). On the morning of August 21, 1995, Kenneth Michael Trentadue died there in cell A-709. The alleged cause of death was suicide by hanging.
Mr. Trentadue's family disputed the suicide verdict from the start, claiming the evidence indicated that Kenny Trentadue was murdered. In 2001 the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma awarded the family a $1.1 million judgment against the U.S. government for intentional infliction of emotional distress. The court also issued a scathing criticism of ...
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- Magazine article from: The New American Jasper, William F. November 28, 2005 700+ words
...telephone call. The caller claimed to work in the federal prison facility in Oklahoma City where Trentadue's brother, Kenny Trentadue, had died under very troubling circumstances. "The FBI killed your brother," said the voice on the other end of the...
- OKC bombing: exposing a coverup: The New American has played a lead role in the...
- Magazine article from: The New American Jasper, William F. September 19, 2005 700+ words
...Elohim City to Timothy McVeigh and the OKC bombing. Our meeting, on the evening of October...with our previous coverage of the OKC bombing in general and our articles dealing...and the Elohim City connection to the OKC bombing has been repeatedly vindicated. As...
- Years ahead on OKC cover-up: the Associated Press has recently reported some of...
- Magazine article from: The New American March 10, 2003 700+ words
...This magazine has investigated the OKC bombing case since day one and has published...officials are hiding the truth regarding the OKC bombing. Recent admissions seem to confirm...of the Oklahoma City bombing and an OKC bombing-McVeigh-Elohim City connection...
- Giuliani to speak at OKC bombing remembrance: Today's ceremony comes days after...
- Newspaper article from: Tulsa World (Tulsa, OK) April 19, 2007 700+ words
...who exemplify hope amid tragedy. ------ Angel Riggs (405) 528-2465 angel.riggs@tulsaworld.com ------ OKC BOMBING COMMEMORATION 12th anniversary events 9 a.m.: Annual Remembrance Ceremony 11 a.m.: National Media Symposium All day...
- A day of remembrance: Survivors mark anniversary of OKC bombing.
- Newspaper article from: Tulsa World (Tulsa, OK) April 20, 2007 700+ words
Byline: Angel Riggs Apr. 20--Survivors mark anniversary of OKC bombing OKLAHOMA CITY -- Twelve years after the Oklahoma City bombing, survivors, family and friends of the 168 people killed continue...
- Al-Qaeda's 0KC-9/11 ties: al-Qaeda ties to the OKC bombing were not mentioned...
- Magazine article from: The New American Jasper, William F. July 26, 2004 700+ words
...Timothy McVeigh and Nichols also were guests at the same motel, along with several Middle Eastern men, weeks prior to the OKC bombing. Terrorist, Informant or Agent Provocateur? Perhaps the most important and purposely neglected "coincidence" concerning...
- OKC bombing not unlike global attacks, speaker says.
- Newspaper article from: Tulsa World (Tulsa, OK) February 16, 2007 700+ words
Byline: Cary Aspinwall Feb. 16--OKLAHOMA CITY -- Universal parallels can be drawn in terrorist attacks across the globe: innocent victims and uncertainty in the aftermath. Shock, fear, and then anger. Prudence Bushnell, a former U.S. ambassador whose embassy in Kenya was bombed by al-Qaida
- OKC Bombing Prosecutor Known as Tough But Fair
- Newspaper article from: The Journal Record David Dishneau May 25, 1995 700+ words
Joseph Hartzler has scored impressive courtroom victories while fighting chronic multiple sclerosis and coaches Little League from a wheelchair in his off hours. He's known for his friendly, fair-minded style, and his heart is clearly in his work. "Whoever committed this crime is destined for a
Source: HighBeam Research, The truth will out: an attorney's decade-long search for justice in...