Topic: Infrared Camera

The documentary "Waco: A New Revelation" by MGA Films presents evidence that the FBI used flammable pyrotechnic rounds during the 1993 siege, a claim the bureau denied for six years. Survivor Clive Doyle recounts his escape from the burning building while his daughter Sherry perished, contradicting FBI negotiator Clint Van Zandt’s assertion that the Davidians intentionally set the fire. Infrared footage from an FBI plane is cited as showing heat sources that the government claims prove internal arson, while survivors point to ruptured kerosene cans.

Jack DeVault disputes the official fire investigation led by Paul Gray, which concluded the Branch Davidians started the blaze. DeVault presents an alternative theory, suggesting that the fire was likely caused by tanks breaching the building and knocking over lanterns or igniting flammable materials. He notes that the fire became visible on infrared cameras within 45 seconds of a tank backing out of the structure.

Observations from travels through Akron, Ohio, and other regions indicate a standardized rollout of surveillance and camera systems along federally funded highways. These installations match systems seen in Austin and Houston, suggesting a coordinated national monitoring effort. The infrastructure includes both visible cameras and infrared towers designed for constant public oversight.