Andrew Hagen

Based on the information summarized in recent posts, I have formed the conclusion that the government including the FBI is involved in a coverup of important information regarding the Oklahoma City bombing of 1995. I intend to continue following this story here until it reaches a conclusion.

In other “conspiracy theory” cases, such as the JFK assassination, the evidence of a coverup or conspiracy is not sufficient to support a belief that a coverup or conspiracy ever existed.

In the Oklahoma City bombing case, there is enough bizarre and unexplained material to indicate that the official version of events is not true and correct in at least one important manner. What is not determined with certainty yet is what the government has temporarily covered up. It is my belief and intent that it will be discovered and published to the world.

Andrew Hagen

Kenneth Trentadue was in prison in August 1995 for a parole violation for which he expected to serve six months. He had a family and showed no suicidal tendencies. He died in a suicide-proof cell in a federal prison in Oklahoma City on August 21st. Prison officials said it was a suicide. They telephoned his mother, not his wife, at 6:40 AM. At that time they offered to cremate his body at prison expense. (*) The Trentadues denied cremation and had the body sent for burial.

When the body arrived, it was caked in makeup. (†) The Trentadues had the makeup removed. They discovered horrible wounds on different parts of his body. Graphic photos are available on the Internet. The only possible explanation is that Kenneth Trentadue was savagely beaten to death by the government. (‡) This leads to the question of motive: why did they do it?

Paul Craig Roberts investigates the connection between the Trentadue murder and a coverup regarding the Oklahoma City bombing. (§) He also states that Kenneth’s brother, Jesse Trentadue, who has attempted to solve the murder, has been targeted by the FBI for a phony criminal investigation intended to stifle his efforts. (**)

Jayna Davis has reported that Terry Nichols and Ramzi Yousef met in Mindanao in the Phillipines in the early 1990s. (*) Yousef is in prison for the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center.

Former US government counterterrorism operator Richard Clarke has noted that prior to Terry Nichols’s visit to the Phillipines, his bombs didn’t work. After his visit, they worked. (†)

Terry Nichols has accused a gun dealer, Roger Moore, of aiding the OKC bombing plot by providing explosive devices. (‡) This is a suspect allegation. Roger Moore testified against Terry Nichols in a prosecution of Nichols for theft. Roger Moore has denied Nichols’s allegation. No evidence other than the statement of Nichols’s exists. What is interesting is that Terry Nichols feels the need to make a new accusation. Why?

The day before the 2005 birthday of Terry Nichols (born April 1, 1955), the FBI searched his old house in Herington, Kansas. In a crawl space they dug down and found explosive materials. (§)

Jack Cashill reports that an FBI prison informant, Gregory Scarpa, tipped off the FBI about the hidden cache of explosives. (**) Cashill believes Nichols may have trained with Abu Sayyaf in the Phillipines. Abu Sayyaf is a branch of Al Qaeda. Scarpa’s tip passed through Stephen P. Dresch, a forensic economist. (††)

Counterterrorism expert Yossef Bodansky has confirmed that Ayman Al-Zawahiri, currently Osama Bin Laden’s second-in-command of Al Qaeda, was in Oklahoma City in the spring of 1995. (‡‡)

Filipino law enforcement has a statement from Edward Angeles, a founder of Abu Sayyaf, that Nichols and Yousef did meet. (§§)

Finally, the mugshot of Jose Padilla, also known as Abdullah Al-Muhajir (***), looks strikingly like the person depicted in the 1995 police sketch of someone seen near the scene of the Oklahoma City Bombing. (†††) Al-Muhajir was arrested amid allegations by then-Attorney General John Ashcroft that he was tied to a dirty bomb plot.

Jayna Davis has undertaken a long investigation into the possibility of foreign terrorist ties to the OKC bombing. (‡‡‡)

World Net Daily reported in 2002 that a hotel receipt shows that Danny Coulson, “then-director of the FBI’s Terrorist Task Force,” was checked into a hotel in Oklahoma City around midnight prior to the bombing the morning of April 19, 1995. (*) Coulson had earlier claimed to be in Fort Worth, Texas.

The FBI has produced 340 previously secret documents on the Oklahoma City bombing. (*)

The Southern Poverty Law Center, a non-profit and non-governmental organization, apparently was involved in the investigation of white supremacists in conjunction with the FBI. (†)

An allegation is that 48 hours prior to th Oklahoma City bombing, the SPLC and the FBI received word that the bombing was to take place. It is not known whether the documents substantiate that claim.

The documents were apparently released by the FBI in respose to a FOIA suit filed by Jesse Trentadue, an attorney who was the brother of Kenneth Trentadue, who died in prison in 1995. Charges have been made that the government killed Kenneth Trentadue in a savage beating. The charges are that Kenneth Trentadue was mistakenly thought to have been an associate of Timothy McVeigh’s in a string of bank robberies, and that his killing was part of a coverup of what the FBI knew and when they knew it.