Death Gallery: Catalogue of Evidence
The following evidence forms a permanent part of the Museum collection
for the Death Gallery, and is fully referenced from appropriate points
in the exhibit pages.
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Lists
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Photographs
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Figure 1 US News/World Report, May 3,
1993: Magnified view of concrete room from the air after the fire
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Figure 2 Newsweek, May 3, 1993: Magnified
view of concrete room from the air after the fire
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Figure 3 Time Magazine, May 3, 1993: Front
of concrete room
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Figure 5 US News/World Report, May 3,
1993: 3 men covering body on top of concrete room
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Figure 6 US News/World Report, July 24,
1995: Man on concrete room with ATF flag flying
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Figure 7 Time Magazine, July 24, 1995:
Five men on roof of concrete room, bobcat in foreground
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Figure 8 Thompson: 5 men on roof of concrete
room, bobcat in foreground
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Figure 9 Thompson: 3 men on roof of concrete
room, school bus in foreground
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Figure 10 Thompson: 2 men on roof of concrete
room
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Figure 11 Unofficial source: 5 men on
roof of concrete room, 2 bobcats in foreground
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Figure 12 Unofficial source: Rifles leaning
against inside wall of concrete room
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Figure 13 Unofficial source: Ruin of walk-in
refrigerator in concrete room
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Figure 14 Unofficial source: Small hole
in roof of concrete room
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Figure 15 Washington Times, 4/24/93: FBI
agents combing ruins for clues
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Figure 16 Newsweek, May 17, 1993, pg.
50: Children of Henry family.
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Figure 17 Newsweek, May 3, 1993, pg. 22:
Rachel Koresh and her children.
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Diagrams
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Map 1: Remains Recovered from Mt. Carmel:
Concrete Room
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Map 2: Remains Recovered from Mt. Carmel:
First Floor
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Map 3: Remains Recovered from Mt. Carmel:
Roof of Concrete Room
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Map 4: Remains Recovered from Mt. Carmel:
Exterior Grounds
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Documents
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Document 1: Washington Post, April 20,
1993: Final Death Toll of Waco Cult appears to be 77, Officials Say
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Document 2 Dallas Morning News: Cult member's
lawyer seeks new pathologist for autopsies
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Document 3 Dallas Morning News, April
22, 1993: Cultist's lawyer criticizes Tarrant medical examiner
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Document 4 Washington Post, April 21,
1993: Cultists may have been forced to stay
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Document 5 Washington Times, September
13, 1993: Secrecy shrouds coroners' talks on Waco deaths
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Document 6 Washington Times, April 24,
1993: Clinton defends Waco strategy
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Document 7 Chicago Tribune, April 21,
1993: Search for bodies is delayed
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Document 8 Washington Post, September
14, 1995: FBI crime laboratory being probed
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Document 8 Washington Post, September
14, 1995: FBI crime laboratory being probed (continuation)
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Document 9 Chicago Tribune, April 21,
1993: FBI: Koresh wanted his kids to perish
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Document 10 Judge Collier's transmittal
letter of June 28, 1995
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Document 11 Judge Collier's transmittal
letter of July 13, 1995
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Document 12 Dallas Morning News, April
21, 1993: Dr. Rodney Crow's plan for recovering the Mt. Carmel remains
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Document 13 Dallas Morning News, April
21, 1993: FBI partial list of Mt. Carmel residents
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Document 14
Dallas Morning News, April 10, 1993: Cult releases victims' names
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Transcripts of Testimony
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in the Waco Holocaust Electronic Museum is an acid test.
Does your news source promote Mike McNulty's video, Waco: The Rules
of Engagement or wring its hands because the Davidian law suit against
the government failed? (See Waco
Documentary Is A Hoax! and Waco
Suits for Waco Suckers.)
Does your alternate news source carry promotional pieces about rebuilding
the Davidian church in Waco and mouth nice words about "healing"?
(See The Cover-up Church.)
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