Waco Mount Carmel Center Rubble Excavation and Historical Artifacts
Mike Hanson and a group of volunteers excavate the rubble at the former Mount Carmel Center in Waco, Texas, during the construction of a new sanctuary. The team recovers household items, government grenade fragments, tear gas rounds, and .50 caliber ammunition from the site. A volunteer named Glenn discovers a propellant base from a round, which is discussed in Tommy Cook's online chat room.
waco· mount carmel center· mike hanson· glenn· tommy cook
00:00 I love Mike Hanson Archives. We're out here, it's week 17 and i'm digging around out here in some of the rubble piles we've been digging up household implements knives forks scissors batteries, and a lot of fragments from government grenades and tear gas rounds. We've also been finding a lot of different .50 cal rounds, .223 round for conventional firearms really interesting and historical It's too bad the feds came out here and scraped away most topsoil
00:39 took the pieces of the storm shelter, the storage area inside where they killed children with a shape charge and shipped it off to a landfill outside Waco and covered it up with concrete. We're trying to dig up what we can out here while we are constructing new sanctuary. Very historical and its great to be apart of it. Came out here and were just looking around at that pile of rubble by the driveway I was getting a cup of coffee and he found it. He said this is the base of the round, and this is what's left of the propellant right here. And he said that's flammable. He really didn't say a whole lot about it to me but he got on Tommy's website in the chat room
01:31 told Tommy Cook a whole bunch of stuff about it. And, uh... Tommy's here maybe you can talk to him in a little bit and he can tell you what Glenn had said. Okay thanks Scott! Yeah, I'm thinking that's 32 and a half.
