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Who fired the first shot at Waco Texas?
Assuming you are referring to the standoff at the Branch-Davidian compound - although conspiracy theories abound there were enough news media on the scene to record and confirm that the first shot(s) were fired by the Branch-Davidian members.
Where is the David koresh compound?
The David Koresh compound, also known as the Mount Carmel Center, was located near Waco, Texas. It was the site of the infamous Waco siege in 1993 involving the Branch Davidian religious sect led by David Koresh.
Who was the leader of Branch Davidian?
Vernon Howell a.k.a David Koresh
Where can you find information on the Branch Davidian siege?
Click on the link to your right for more information about the Branch Davidians.
What Branch Davidian cult leader was killed with seventy of his followers at WacoTexas in 1993?
David Koresh.
What has the author Bonnie Haldeman written?
Bonnie Haldeman has written: 'Memories of the Branch Davidians' -- subject(s): Biography, Branch Davidians, Waco Branch Davidian Disaster, Tex., 1993
When did Levon Davidian die?
Levon Davidian died in 2009.
What has the author Marie Davidian written?
Marie Davidian has written: 'Applied longitudinal Data Analysis'
When was Arnaud Davidian born?
Arnaud Davidian was born on September 24, 1972, in Paris, France.
Wasn't Benjamin L Roden the founder of the Branch Davidians rather than David Koresh?
Benjamin L Roden was indeed the "founder' of the Branch Davidian Seventh-Day Adventists, not David Koresh.
How many kids did david koresh have?
David Koresh had a total of around 14 children. However, the exact number can be somewhat unclear due to the nature of his relationships and the circumstances surrounding his life at the Branch Davidian compound. Some of his children were born to him and his followers while others were born before he assumed leadership of the group.
Gun battle with cults in US?
You're thinking of the siege of the Branch Davidian compound at Mount Carmel which lasted from February to April of 1993. After a botched raid by the BATF, a standoff ensued, which ultimately ended up with the FBI trying to flush the Branch Davidians out using an M728 CEV modified to dispense CS tear gas, and David Koresh ordering the incineration of the compound at Mount Carmel. The incident has done much to fuel the imaginations of conspiracy theorists, particularly far right anti-government sorts.
