I agree with the April Conspirity Theory because the Waco Seige ended in April. The Waco Siege also triggered the Oklahoma City Bombing. Which as well happened in April. In April alot of violence and Waco took place on the anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, and Oklahoma City occurred on the anniversary of Waco.~ Jenna Cox
I disagree with the conspiracy theory about April and its misfortunes. Though many happened throughout the years, I think that the Waco bombing had no part with it. Firstly, the stand-off that occurred started in February and was ended un-expectantly for the Davidians. If there was a part in the conspiracy, it would have been on the FBI’s side since they decided to end the siege April 19th. Also, the end for David Koresh wasn’t planned at all. It was a sudden suicide that surprised some cult members and the FBI. The FBI claimed that the cult members started the fire, while the cult insisted the FBI did it. David Koresh died in the fire, along with some of his followers. This shows that there was no conspiracy theory involved with it because of the evidence and unexpected end. ~ Miranda Weaver
I agree that the Waco Siege was part of the April Conspiracy Theory. The massacre ended on April 19th. However, since it did not start in April, it could possibly be part of the conspiracy theory because eventsat the copound happened during that time. For example, the ATF gased the compound forcing the people to come out. The FBI also planned to use tear gas and set the place on fire hoping the leaders would surrendur. In April, the ATF set fire to the building and two Davidian's came out, ending the seige. ~Megan Williams
