Big bad Oklahoma Republican Government cover up letting our children die! Were the deaths of Jack Colvert, Jackie Majors and Buddy Youngblood also directly related to the cover-up of Mike Loudenslagers murder? Each of them had been at the Murrah Building that morning and each had also seen Mike Loudenslager ALIVE and well after the bombing. Others who were there that morning have also felt threatened. Officer Gordon Martin, for one, feels at least two attempts on his life have been made. Other police officers and emergency services personnel fear for their personal safety as well. And while all this goes on, the moguls of the major-media remain silent! The so-called fourth pillar of democracy - the press - once again falls flat on its face, foresaking its sacred duty to REPORT THE NEWS. Remember, Hell is just as hot for those who go there for sins of OMISSION as those who go for sins of COMMISSION!. Another interesting case of suicide in Oklahoma, since the bombing, is that of Kenneth Trentadue, who as the result of violating conditions of his parole in California, was re-incarcerated and sent to a federal (transfer) facility in Oklahoma. Mr. Trentadue, the brother of a prominent Salt Lake City, Utah attorney, supposedly committed suicide by hanging himself. But in actuality managed to commit a suicide very similar to Terry Yeakeys (minus the gunshot-wound-to-the-head). Only Kenneth Trentadues was committed with knotted or braided bedsheet, barely long enough to fit around his neck in a suicide-proof prison cell. THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE later reported the trustees who cleaned Mr. Trentadues cell after his suicide found copious amounts of blood inside. This included bloody fingerprints up a wall, to within a few inches of a panic button on or near the ceiling. This certainly is not consistent with hanging. When his family was contacted by prison officials and informed of his suicide, they were asked if they wanted his remains cremated. They indicated they did not, and after a very difficult time and much red-tape, the body was finally shipped back to them. Being very skeptical as to a suicide, family members removed the mortuary make-up and were shocked to find part of his skull crushed, his knuckles damaged, bruises, puncture-and-slash-wounds over a good portion of his body (including the soles of his feet) and his throat slashed. Boot heel marks were apparent around the right eye and on his chest. All evidence points to the fact Kenneth Trentadue was subdued after a fight - brutally beaten, tortured and murdered! (Update: THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, Sat. July 11, 1998 - states M.E. says Trentadue death suicide!). This case is supposedly being looked into by U.S. Sen. Orrin Hatch. Former 7-term U.S. Rep. George Hansen of Idaho and his organization, The United States Citizens Human Rights Commission, IS, however, actively pursuing it. Former Rep. Hansen was himself unjustly convicted and imprisoned and spent a number of years literally as a political prisoner in the federal penal system until his case was finally decided by the U.S. Supreme Court. Many Americans who are familiar with the Trentadue case see a chilling similarity between Officer Terry Yeakeys suicide and Kenneth Trentadues. Especially when each occurred in such close proximity to the other, in and around El Reno and Oklahoma City, AFTER the bombing. Like Terry Yeakey, Kenneth Trentadue, (although smaller) was also a powerfully-built man. He lifted weights regularly, had a 19-inch neck and was a street-fighter with street savvy. In short, he knew how to take care of himself. Many now wonder if Kenneth Trentadue might have had information regarding the Oklahoma City bombing, or its aftermath, that certain agents wanted him taken-out for. And many also wonder why a man re-incarcerated for violating his parole would REQUEST solitary confinement. What was Kenneth Trentadue afraid of? Could the murder of Murrah Building G.S.A. employee Michael Loudenslager and the subsequent cover-up be the reason for (many of) the unresolved deaths in Oklahoma since the bombing? A growing number of Americans certainly think so. For those whod like to get the definitive pictorial book on the Oklahoma City bombing and the rescue and recovery efforts, ANGELS OVER OKLAHOMA CITY, send $35.90 ($29.95 + $5.95 S & H) to: Globe Color Press, Inc., 414 NW 4th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (Make check* or money order payable to Globe Color Press, Inc.) Allow 2-4 weeks for delivery. (*$25 fee on all returned checks). If you have Visa, MasterCard or American Express and would like to expedite your order, call, (405) 235-3489. This book is the product of Heroes of the Heart, Inc., a non-profit group of survivors, rescue and recovery personnel. A MUST S
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