U.S. District Judge Won’t Dismiss Case Against FBI Over Failure to Produce OKC Bombing Videos

Most Americans remember but would probably rather keep it as a distant and fading memory. Some, on the other hand are compelled to vigilantly pursue justice for the victims…and not just those who suffered directly but all the people who suffered a psychic attack and an ongoing paradigm misalignment. Many of my fellow American’s are debilitated still. The attack I’m referring to occurred in 1995 at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal building.

The official story remains that, a Ryder rental truck loaded with fertilizer and fuel explosives was parked in front of the building by Timothy McVeigh. Then, the truck exploded causing the entire front of the building to collapse. The subsequent rescue, manhunt and criminal investigation was thorough and yada, yada, yada. That’s as far as I’ll go play acting that this story is remotely true.

Sure, I agree that the evidence is overwhelming that the building collapsed and that people died. I can even agree with the theory that an actual Ryder truck was blown up that morning. All other official accounts are simply lies or extreme distortions. Sadly, government enacted terror attacks like this involve many separate crimes that ramp up to the event and descend well past it. These crimes typically involve misconduct, failure of duty and always involve assassination. It’s logical to assume crimes like these are required to cover up such nasty operations.

In this case, circumstance combined with the murderous and arrogant atmosphere to cause the unnecessary murder of another innocent victim. Kenneth Trentadue was murdered at the Oklahoma City Federal Transfer Center in August 1995, in the wake of the bombing. As fate would have it, Kenneth’s brother Jesse Trentadue was an attorney and possessed the character to concern himself with the truth of his brother’s death. Jesse embarked, all those years ago to fight for the truth of his brother’s death and has shone a very bright light on the likely culprits.

But, this story isn’t about the scandalous murder of Kenneth Trentadue. Jesse realized, as many of us have that the whole OKC mess was an obvious conspiracy. So he expanded his efforts to include exposing the truth behind the terror attack itself. And that brings us to the current events that relate to a Freedom of Information Act request filed by Jesse with the FBI. In his FOIA filing with the FBI, Jesse requests building surveillance video on the morning of the attack as well as dash-cam video recorded of Timothy McVeigh when he was stopped by a State Trooper shortly after the attack.

It was Jesse who, in September 2009 received from the FBI 20 videos relevant to the attacks. However, none of them actually include the few minutes before and during the attack itself. The claim made by the FBI at that time was that the tapes had all been stopped so that the tapes could be changed. What does your gut tell you about this response?

This time, Jesse was suing the FBI for not having made a good faith effort to respond to the request. Thankfully, after 6 years having passed since his initial request a Federal judge is refusing to grant the FBIs motion to dismiss the case and supports Jesse’s assertions.

This is Good News! A Rarity for OKC Researchers

Even half-hearted actions to force the governments hand are extremely rare. Before I direct you to the details of the case reported by Desert News, consider this. It’s clear that Jesse Trentadue has faced and continues to face enormous challenges. He lost a brother in a senseless and little-known branch of the OKC attack. Moved by the desire to awaken the sleeping masses who fail to see the importance in uncovering the truth of these matters, Jesse forges on.

FBI explanation of missing Oklahoma City bombing tapes not credible, judge says