Scott Horton
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April 30, 2010 – David Paul Hammer – The Scott Horton Show – Episode 1215
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1:18:30Now PlayingDeath row inmate David Paul Hammer, author of Deadly Secrets: Timothy McVeigh and the Oklahoma City Bombing, discusses the mysterious "Major" and "Poindexter" characters that Timothy McVeigh claimed help instigate and advance the Oklahoma City bombing plot, Andreas Strassmeir's role in leading the Aryan Republican Army's military wing, why McVeigh believed that his execution would be faked and therefore didn't want an autopsy, Hammer's claim that FBI agents offered him a life sentence in exchange for holding back his book, the strict limitations on media interviews of death row inmates despite court decisions allowing them, the FBI PATCON plan to infiltrate and discredit right-wing militia movements in the 1990s, the Southern Poverty Law Center's connection to Elohim City informants and why John Does two and three were most likely Richard Guthrie and Michael Brescia.
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