It will be important later on to know the locations of various objects in the yard.

Here we see a gray shed, where three agents will be seen later.

This is a blue tarp covering equipment near the house.

These are storage tanks out in the yard. One of the

Branch Davidians buildings was a high tower located here. The camera

filming all these scenes was located approximately here, way out in the yard, using a long telephoto lens.

On March 5th, the ATF released a detailed story to the Dallas Morning News,

complete with diagrams and descriptions of where the four agents who were killed had died.

ATF's story and diagrams showed that all three of the agents who had gone in that window had died. The Unfortunately for ATF, Keith Constantino was later interviewed by current affair, and

Constantino described three, not four agents who went on to the roof and into the window. He said he was one of the three agents.

He says he made it out the window and down the ladder. He says two other agents were killed, but he

doesn't say where.

After Waco, the Big Lie was released in June 1993,

the ATF began claiming that none of the agents who went into the window were killed.

The story the ATF comes up with for the final report

claims there were actually two groups of agents going into two windows on the same

wall. The ATF claims there was a three-man team entering the east window and a four-man

team entering the west window.

Chief Constantino is listed in the Treasury report as having been on the three-man team.

The agents who were killed are listed in the Treasury report as having been on the four-man team.

Four agents can plainly be seen on the west side of the roof at all times.

So yes, Constantino's team made it off the roof safely, but three of the men on the west

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