OKC Bombing Surveillance Tapes May Be Released

KURT NIMMO infowars.com A new lawsuit by Utah attorney Jesse Trentadue may result in the release of video footage showing what happened at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995. Last week Trentadue sent an Oklahoma City news station several documents. One revealed an FBI agent had offered to sell NBC Dateline surveillance footage of the terrorist attack that killed 168 people for over a million dollars. In 2011 the FBI told Trentadue it could not find surveillance videotapes from the bombing and would not continue looking for them. Trentadue sued the FBI and the CIA in an effort to get video taken by exterior cameras on the Murrah building and dashboard camera video from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol’s arrest of Timothy McVeigh, who was executed after a conviction in the case. The FBI claimed electronic databases and searches of FBI crime labs, evidence centers and a warehouse in Oklahoma City had not turned up the records. The agency said continuing the search would be “unreasonably burdensome” and would take a single staff person more than 18 months to conduct, according to court papers. The FBI explanation is “nothing but more of the same institutionalized dishonesty, deception and disrespect for the Constitution,” Trentadue wrote in an email to the Associated Press. to read more: infowars.com