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today is Friday March 19th, 2021.

On this day in the year 2000, Vector Data Systems conducted a simulation of the 1993 Branch-Dividian siege in Waco, Texas.

The project determined that the government had not fired the first shot.

Welcome to Today in True Crime, a Spotify original from Parcast. Due to the graphic nature of today's crimes, listener discretion is advised.

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Today we're covering the simulation of the Branch Davidian siege conducted by vector data systems.

Let's go back to Fort Hood, Texas on March 19, 2000.

60 miles from the charred remains of the Branch-Dividian compound, British conglomerate vector data systems organized a simulation of the tragic events that transpired seven years earlier.

They wanted to recreate the armed standoff between members of the Branch

Davidian cult and federal agents that resulted in the deaths of 76 Davidians, including 25 children.

Though it was held on a military base, the simulation wasn't part of a training exercise.

Instead, it was spearheaded by lawyers representing the U.S. government.

By replicating the events of the siege, they hoped to prove that the Branch Devidians initiated the firefight

that resulted in the deadly 51-day Waco siege.

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