The note said: Bryan needs a hug from his mommy. John looked up at me, a big smile on his face, and nodded. Kathy continued to vent her anger. John waited, then built on the emotion he knew she was feeling. He talked about how the young boy needed her and how she was the only one in the world who could take care of him. By the time their conversation ended, he had convinced her to come out and give Bryan that hug.
Without hesitation or equivocation, Kathy told us she would exit the next day. Koresh had repeatedly said anyone was free to come out at any time, but we were not convinced that he was not pressuring the adults to do otherwise.
At the following morning, Friday, March 12, the thirteenth day of the standoff, Kathy Schroeder came out of the compound and surrendered to us. We immediately took her to a building nearby where her son Bryan was waiting for her. Rate this book. It was like being a fly on the wall in a room you would never be allowed into. Gary Noesner does a great job of infusing the story of his career with specific situations, the details of which are harrowing and sad.
His account of the Waco debacle were frustrating but so, so interesting. I cannot imagine the frustration of having your delicate negotiations shattered by those who are supposed to be on your team.
Very interesting to get the details behind the headlines and images on TV. I could not put this book down and I recommed it to anyone looking for something different to read. Besides l Loved each and every part of this book. I will definitely recommend this book to non fiction, crime lovers. Your Rating:. Your Comment:. Read Online Download. Add a review Your Rating: Your Comment:.
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