Topic: Murder Charges

Paul Fatta lists the federal charges brought against him, including conspiracy to murder federal agents and manufacturing automatic weapons. He describes his experience in county jail, noting that other inmates initially feared the Branch Davidians due to media coverage. However, he claims many prisoners eventually showed respect for the group because they stood up against the government system.

A survivor describes the "Constantine wire" (razor wire) placed around the Mount Carmel windows to prevent escape. She recounts her time in the Gatesville and Waco jails, noting the difference between white and orange prison uniforms. She explains that murder and conspiracy charges against her were eventually dropped because her poor eyesight made it impossible for her to have been a shooter.

Catherine Madison details the use of "Constantine" or razor wire around the Mount Carmel windows, which she claims made escape impossible. After surviving the fire, she was imprisoned and faced charges of murder and conspiracy, which were eventually dropped. Madison notes the irony of being sent to Gatesville prison in a white outfit, which allowed her to avoid the orange uniforms typically associated with the Davidians in Waco.