Topic: Jesse Trentadue

2 chapters across the catalog

Bill Jasper revisits the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing investigation, focusing on the death of Kenny Trentadue in federal custody. He highlights the work of attorney Jesse Trentadue, who used FOIA requests to challenge the official suicide narrative. Jasper argues that forensic evidence suggests Kenny was murdered to cover up deeper connections to the bombing.

Attorney Jesse Trentadue has spent 30 years filing FOIA requests to uncover the truth behind his brother's suspicious death in prison following the bombing. Similarly, Kathy Wilburn, who lost two grandchildren in the blast, has relentlessly pursued evidence of a cover-up. Jasper concludes that the OKC bombing was used to justify the expansion of the American police state and silence political opposition.