Utah Attorney Wants Federal Government To Release OKC Bombing Surveillance Video…(That Should Take Out Hillary and Holder!!)
By Heather Hope
News 9.com
Jul 12, 2014
OKLAHOMA CITY –
Nearly 20 years after the Oklahoma City bombing, a new federal trial is taking place to determine if surveillance video taken from around the Murrah building from that day will be revealed.
For years, Utah attorney, Jesse Trentadue, has been fighting for information about his brother’s suspicious death.
He hopes this lawsuit will get to the bottom of what really happened that tragic day.
If there is never-before-seen surveillance video of the Oklahoma City bombing, Jesse Trentadue is working to get it.
In his latest lawsuit, Trentadue is requesting copies of the videotapes from more than 20 surveillance cameras surrounding the Murrah Federal Building, before the truck bomb went off that killed 168 people.
In an email, Trentadue sent News9 several documents, that he said he plans to use in federal court. It revealed an attorney representing an FBI agent, offered to sell a copy of the bombing surveillance footage for over $1 million dollars to an NBC Dateline producer.
Trentadue didn’t want to speak before the trial, but News9 talked to local attorney David Slane to get his take.
“Here we are almost 20 years later after the Murrah bombing and we still haven’t turned these over, and I think this is what leads to the conspiracy theories, I think that if the government has the tapes, and a judge says turn them over, I think that it might answer things once and for all,” Slane said.
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