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• Recovered McVeigh file contradicts FBI assertions
  ("Dallas Morning News," May 27, 2001)
• Officials had prior knowledge of bombing
  by Jon Dougherty ("World Net Daily," May 21, 2001)
• Waco producer challenges government analysis
  by Jon Dougherty ("World Net Daily," May 21, 2001)
• Danforth Told Me I Handled Waco 'Exactly Right'
  ("News Max," May 20, 2001)
• Witnesses heard multiple explosions
  by Jon Dougherty ("World Net Daily," May 18, 2001)
• Waco producer: Weapons photos falsified
  by Jon Dougherty ("World Net Daily," May 18, 2001)
• OKC Bombing Fallout
  by Jon Dougherty ("World Net Daily," May 16, 2001)
• Nichols' Lawyers Go to Supreme Court in Wake of New Oklahoma City Evidence
  (AP, May 14, 2001)
• Danforth spokesman refutes Waco charges
  by Jon Dougherty ("World Net Daily," May 14, 2001)
• FBI's repeat offenses
  ("USA Today," May 14, 2001)
• For some, truth about bombing is forever in doubt
  by David Stout ("The New York Times," May 13, 2001)
• FBI bungle a boost for McVeigh
  by Mark Riley ("The Melbourne Age," May 12, 2001)
• Newsweek Poll: Public Split Over Reason for FBI Error in McVeigh Case
  ("Newsweek," May 12, 2001)
• FBI Chagrined by Missing Evidence
  ("Associated Press," May 11, 2001)
• FBI Kept Files From McVeigh's Lawyers
  by Lois Romano and Dan Eggen ("Washington Post," May 11, 2001)
• Parent still wants answers on how Davidian son died
  by Tommy Witherspoon ("Waco Tribune-Herald," May 9, 2001)
• Anti-U.S. militia groups declining, study says
  (Reuters, May 9, 2001)
• Danforth trusted FBI during Waco probe
  by Jon Dougherty ("World Net Daily," May 8, 2001)
• McVeigh, Nichols 'did not act alone'
  by Jon Dougherty ("World Net Daily," May 4, 2001)
• An Enigma Awaits Death
  by Lois Romano ("Washington Post," May 4, 2001)

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