Topic: Peter Gent

The memorial service transitions to a formal reading of the names of those who died during the initial ATF raid on February 28, 1993. Victims include Winston Blake, Peter Gent, Peter Hipsman, Harry Jones, and Michael Schroeder. The speaker also acknowledges the four ATF agents who lost their lives during the shootout: Conway LeBleu, Todd McKeon, Stephen Willis, and Robert Williams.

Peter Gent, an Australian national, was reportedly shot by a sniper while scraping rust from a water tower and his body was left for eight days. The FBI Hostage Rescue Team (HRT) eventually removed the remains using a helicopter grappling hook under the cover of darkness, an operation that resulted in the body being further damaged. The segment questions the FBI's official account of Gent's death as part of an active assault.

Peter Gent was reportedly shot by snipers while scraping rust inside the Mount Carmel water tower on the morning of February 28. The witness describes how Gent's body remained on the tower for eight days because the ATF refused to allow the Branch Davidians to retrieve him. The account details the presence of federal snipers in surrounding buildings and foxholes during the initial confrontation.