The Oklahoma City Bombing

The Death Of Officer Terry Yeakey

Oklahoma City Police Officer, Terry Yeakey, was the first police officer on the scene, just moments after the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building was blown up. In the many trips in and out of that massive scene of devastation and carnage to save lives, he apparently saw something that greatly disturbed him and made him realize that what was being said about the cause of the explosion was not the truth.

When he wrote his report of what he saw and what happened that morning, somehow his report got "lost". So he was told to write it again, but this time he was told it "better be a different report than his original one". He then began his own investigation, gathering evidence and talking to eye-witnesses. Less than a year later . . .

He was found "suicided" outside of El Reno, OK. The circumstances of his "suicide" are suspicious to the extreme, even to the most dim-witted person. The last person to see him alive said that he told them that he was being followed by the "feds". His body was found a few hours later.


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Listen To Testimony Of T. Yeakey's Wife

Listen to the interview that Officer Yeakey's wife gave on an Oklahoma radio program, where she discusses the events leading up to his death.

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Interview - Segment One

Interview - Segment Two

The Mysterious Death Of Mike Loudenslager

Michael Loundenslager was a GSA employee working at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. GSA stands for "General Services Administration", and according to gsa.gov, this is what they do,

"GSA provides workplaces by constructing, managing, and preserving government buildings and by leasing and managing commercial real estate. GSA's acquisition solutions offer private sector professional services, equipment, supplies, telecommunications, and information technology to government organizations and the military. GSA policies promote management best practices and efficient government operations."

Before the bombing, Mike Loudenslager, 48, had become increasingly aware that significant amounts of explosives and ordinace (including tow missiles) were being stored in the Murrah federal building. He and a day-care worker strongly urged parents to take their children out of the Murrah building day-care center. Many parents followed his advice and children are alive today because of Mike's warning.

Shortly after the bombing on April 19, 1995, Michael was among those actively working to rescue and recover victims. Many testified that they had either seen Mike or spoke with him on the morning of April 19^th. Some had seen him in a "heated argument" with someone on the scene. Likely this argument was with an ATF agent concerning the munitions stored inside the building. As a GSA employee, he would have been, at least partly responsible, for the management of the building. Was he arguing with an ATF agent about the munitions that were stored in the basement of the building, directly under the day-care? Very possible.

This all occurred on Wednesday morning, of April 19, 1995. To the amazement and shock of those who had seen or talked to him the morning of April 19^th (after the bombing), it was reported later, that his body was found at his desk, inside the building on that following Sunday, April 23^rd. Another bombing victim was found, his name was Michael Loundenslager, even though he was on the scene Wednesday morning, helping with the rescue efforts. Very curious!

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Evidence of Government Involvement

Two speakers, a lady named Linda and Ted Gunderson, a former senior special agent in charge with the FBI, give presentations with evidence suggesting the government explanation on the Oklahoma City bombing doesn't make sense--they present evidence suggesting government involvement.

Coverup In Oklahoma

If you will watch this video, you will see that the early reports coming from downtown OKC, is that there were 3 explosive devices (bombs) INSIDE THE BUILDING. One detonated, causing the damage to the building. The other two were found and defused by two different bomb squads, one OKC bomb squad and one U.S. Army bomb squad from Fort Sill.

Then all of a sudden, these bombs were totally forgotten and then the story became it was the truck bomb that did all the damage. What happened to the three bombs INSIDE THE BUILDING!!?? They magically disappeared, just like 28 witnesses who saw things they weren't supposed to see and later turned up dead. Amazing.

One telling sign of what was going on behind the scenes, was what President Clinton had to say. The very day of the bombing, President Clinton started talking about the need for more gun control. GUN CONTROL?! I thought it was a bomb that did all that damage, not a gun. But true to form, the powers that be never want to waste an opportunity to further their leftist agenda. He should have been talking about Bomb Control, but then most Americans don't keep bombs in their home for self defense. The Constitution doesn't provide for the right to "keep and bear bombs". They want our guns and they will use every excuse possible to get them.

On a recent trip back to Oklahoma City, my wife, her father and I visited the Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial. It is quite an impressive site considering all the death and devastation that once covered the area.


Click Here To See The Photos I Took Of The Memorial