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New archaeological findings at the Mount Carmel site and a massive digital archive project challenge the official narrative of the 1993 Waco siege twenty-five years later.

Waco Siege Mount Carmel Clive Doyle Branch Davidians Mike Hanson James Tabor Waco Archives

By Mike Hanson Archives | 11m listen | 5 chapters

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About this episode

Jeff Davis and Mike Hanson unveil graphic artistic representations of children killed during the 1993 Mount Carmel fire in Waco, Texas. These memorials focus on the remains of an eight-year-old boy named Cyrus and three teenage girls to force a public confrontation with the siege's lethal outcome. The project aims to preserve the identities of the Branch Davidian victims against what the creators describe as historical erasure.

Archaeological teams at the Mount Carmel site are currently extracting household artifacts and military debris from rubble piles, including knives and fragments of government-issued grenades. These excavators allege that federal authorities previously stripped topsoil and destroyed a storm shelter where children died from a shaped charge. Meanwhile, survivor Clive Doyle reports the death of his oldest daughter in a Pennsylvania car crash while she was en route to the 25th-anniversary memorial. Doyle remains skeptical of government reform, claiming the state only learned to further restrict press access during domestic sieges. Scholars Phil Arnold, James Tabor, and Catherine Wessinger are scheduled to speak at the 701 Jefferson Avenue memorial service to seek spiritual resolution for the community.

Producer Mike Hanson is digitizing a massive archive of 2,200 television programs recorded between 1995 and 2010 to prevent the loss of historical VHS media. This preservation project includes early footage of Alex Jones and Jeff Davis alongside survivor interviews. The Waco Archives channel now hosts these recovered segments, including rare documentation of the 1999 church rebuild and the ongoing efforts of survivors like Clive Doyle to maintain their religious sanctuary.

CHAPTER 01 / 5 Discussion

Jeff Davis and Mike Hanson Present Waco Victim Memorial Art

Jeff Davis and Mike Hanson present artistic representations of children killed during the 1993 Mount Carmel fire in Waco, Texas. The presentation highlights the story of an eight-year-old boy named Cyrus and three teenage girls who died during the siege. The imagery is intended to depict the harsh reality of the remains recovered from the site to ensure the victims are not forgotten.

jeff davis· mike hanson· mount carmel· waco siege· branch davidians

00:00 Hello folks, this is Jeff Davis with the legendary Jeff Davis show from Central Texas USA and I love Mike Hanson archives Peace out baby. I love Mike Hanson archives Yeah, that would be good And I decided, I don't have to make this look so good because it's supposed to look ugly. You know? The other one I did was a little darker but the fact is they had no arms and no legs and this is not... This is not little pretty girls like this 18 year old girls. They do not like you know.. This is not the way you want them to look. I realized every child looked different Every child came out of that fire

00:49 Whether they were under a blanket and they were being protected by their mother, each child was different. Some children you could tell the clothes and other children said that heads fell off in their hands. But this is...the majority of people came out looking like this And as a result I think we should realize that it's a horrible thing My name is Cyrus. I was eight years old when i died, I was burned alive at Mount Carmel April 19th 1993 This is on that picture of the Waco the new revelation to show the bodies of the children just burnt to a crisp new reclamation This is how I used to look He had blond hair blue eyes freckles he's a cute little guy very smart very intelligent He says why didn't I get a chance to grow up?

01:49 You know, why couldn't they have had a chance to come and see all this? To know that so many people cared. It's enough that his dad would've died but to think he could have been alive to seeing all the things that people were considering... The different things that happened. We have one here as a native. Sherry and Michelle. These are three girls who were burned at Mount Carmeline from 1993 We don't know what they look like, but we know that the remains is what they came up with a lot of these young children. These are three girls who were the best friends 18 years old few months from being 19. They try to talk and be with each other. We're out here it's week 17

CHAPTER 02 / 5 Discussion

Archaeological Excavation of Rubble Piles at Mount Carmel Site

Excavators at the Mount Carmel site are recovering household items and military debris from rubble piles, including knives, batteries, and fragments of government grenades. The report alleges that federal authorities previously removed topsoil and destroyed a storm shelter where children were killed by a shaped charge. Efforts continue to salvage historical artifacts while a new sanctuary is constructed on the grounds.

mount carmel· government grenades· tear gas· waco· archaeological excavation

02:57 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're also finding a lot of different .50 cal rounds, 2-2-3 round from conventional firearms really really interesting and historical It's too bad the feds came out here and scraped away most topsoil 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 down here while we are constructing new sanctuary. Very historical and great to be apart of

CHAPTER 03 / 5 Discussion

Clive Doyle Reflects on 25th Anniversary and Family Tragedy

Survivor Clive Doyle discusses the 25th anniversary of the Waco siege and the recent death of his oldest daughter in a head-on collision with a drunk driver in Pennsylvania. Doyle notes that his daughter was traveling to the memorial service when the accident occurred, though some supporters believe the event was not accidental. He expresses skepticism regarding government lessons learned since 1993, suggesting the state only learned to restrict press access.

clive doyle· mount carmel· waco memorial· pennsylvania· branch davidians

03:42 Hello folks, this is Mike Hanson here on Mike Hanson archives on YouTube and here on my Facebook. And we're here at the 25th anniversary of the memorial service here in Waco Texas and we got Clive Doyle here Can you tell us a little bit about what your thoughts are on the 25th anniversary? It's alright everybody knows It's kind of hard. My daughter just died, my daughter just died there. That's what I heard and we didn't put it out on the internet because we were asked not to this is first time people out here on my a lot of them don't know yet

04:42 That was your first daughter died at Mount Carmel and this was another daughter. This is my oldest daughter, she's the youngest that died in the fire. Karen was coming down had her plane booked she was coming down for the memorial. Ended up dying in a head-on collision with a drunk driver People up in Pennsylvania saying that it was deliberate, it wasn't an accident. Tried to run a cop off the road first and I guess the cop avoided it. Tried to run down another woman and she avoided it. Karen was third in line. So... They say she died instantly which is... At least she didn't suffer too much

05:45 But seems like every year there's a few more that'll go. Yeah, it's just not many left. Clive I'm so sorry for all the stuff that has happened to y'all and hopefully it will get better but you always say its gonna be better- It will get worse before it gets better Well once we're gone here maybe. KRLD called me this morning Well, what do you think the government's learned in 25 years? I said nothing except don't have the press set filming everything. There's Desi okay well we're getting ready to start who do you got speaking this year? Phil Arnold James Tabor I believe Catherine Wessinger

CHAPTER 04 / 5 Discussion

Branch Davidian Memorial Service and Community Luncheon

Organizers invite the public to the 25th-anniversary memorial service held at 701 Jefferson Avenue in Waco, Texas. The event features speakers including Phil Arnold, James Tabor, and Catherine Wessinger, followed by a community meal on April 19, 2018. Participants express a desire for spiritual resolution and the return of their religious community.

waco· jefferson avenue· memorial service· branch davidians· community event

06:40 Mary Lindborn wants to say a little bit. Oh good, I can't wait to see her! There's a lot of people. Alright well we're getting started here folks hope y'all can make it here for the 25th anniversary and what is the address? If they can still make it. 701 Jefferson Waco, TX get it hope to see you here folks hi Sheila 25th anniversary of what happened how are you? Right here tell them tell them to come on down we still got time It's live Yeah, okay What do you think about the 25th anniversary real quick before we go ahead? Sorry that is so 25 years I'm sorry that it's taking so long We want to get home my god to come and

07:21 change all this. Amen! You don't have to think about people being dead. Yes, and look at all this food you brought. You got everything? Well we still got time to get here April 19th 2018 What time is food? 1230 quarter one whatever 1 o'clock All right come on park your car and come on in. Thank you. This is Mike Hanson here Your Facebook buddy and YouTube friend As a lot of y'all know I was the producer for Alex Jones and Jeff Davis Steve Lane George Humphrey and a lot of those other guys from about 1995 till 2010. And what we're doing is, we're busy trying to get all these

CHAPTER 05 / 5 Discussion

Mike Hanson Archives Digital Preservation Project

Producer Mike Hanson is digitizing over 2,200 television shows recorded between 1995 and 2010 for upload to YouTube and social media. The project involves transferring content from aging VHS tapes to prevent the permanent loss of historical media featuring figures like Alex Jones and Jeff Davis. Hanson has launched specific channels, including the Waco Archives, to host interviews with survivors and footage of the 1999 church rebuild.

mike hanson· youtube· vhs tapes· digital archiving· media history

08:13 Shows that we did over 2,200 shows that we did on AXS TV Uploaded to YouTube and other social media spots On the internet getting them off of the old VHF VSH tapes and Transfer it over to computer which is not easy. I've hired some people to help me. I've bought a bunch of equipment and as a lot of y'all know, I'm not computer savvy whatsoever! I dread the day that computers ever was invented but...I'm having to go and do all this because if we don't these tapes are gonna be ruined forever in the history is going to be lost

09:07 Because these shows that we did back in the 90s were very historical, in my opinion. And I think they will be and a lot of predictions were made on these shows for the future and I wanna get them up. So please subscribe to Mike Hanson Archives on YouTube. Hanson Archives, and my new one is Waco Archives. Which anything we did with Waco you know we rebuilt the church out there in 1999 and I was friends with a lot of the survivors in mid 90's And all those interviews that I can put together We're gonna put on Waco Archives