Topic: Jack Devault

Host Mike Hanson introduces the November 28, 1995, live broadcast of River City Talk from East Austin. He announces upcoming guest Ben Tidwell, a former FBI Most Wanted fugitive turned author. The primary guest for the evening is Jack DeVault, author of "The Waco Whitewash," who joins the show to discuss the Branch Davidian trial.

Jack DeVault argues that the federal government rigged the Waco trial to secure convictions despite the jury finding defendants not guilty of murder and conspiracy. He highlights that nine survivors received sentences totaling 248 years for minor charges. DeVault asserts the 1993 raid was unconstitutional and that the government is using imprisonment to justify the deaths of 82 people.

Jack DeVault draws the winning number for the November trivia contest, identifying "Trey" as the winner. Mike Hanson thanks DeVault for traveling from San Antonio and encourages listeners to contact the show for copies of DeVault's book. The program concludes with a reprise of "The Fishing Hole" as the credits roll.

Author Jack DeVault discusses his book, Waco Whitewash, which alleges eight specific indictable offenses committed by federal officers during the Waco siege. DeVault criticizes the unprofessional behavior of agents and the role of a controlled mainstream media in suppressing the truth. He argues that the public is slowly forgetting the details of the 1993 event due to a lack of accurate reporting.

The interview concludes with a recommendation for Jack DeVault's book, "The Waco Whitewash," which served as a source for many of the questions discussed. The witness reflects on meeting people at the Brittany Hotel who changed their minds after hearing the survivors' side of the story. They emphasize the importance of listening to both sides of the conflict to reach an informed conclusion.