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Actually, you are absolutely incorrect, JC. Ashcroft delayed the execution as a token gesture when the FBI papers appeared. Then shortly before memorial day he made a statement that essentially said a couple of weeks was more than enough time to go through thousands of pages of documents and that the execution would be carried out, without further delay, on June 10th.
Hader, you misunderstand what's we're saying (or at least what I'm saying). I'm not attributing my belief in a conspiracy in [i]anything[/i] McVeigh has said. My beliefs stem from reading, hearing and seeing dozens of interviews, reports and evidence from dozens of witnesses, experts and analysts, nearly all of which is contrary to McVeigh's own statements. The reason I don't want McVeigh to be executed as quickly as possible is not because I think he's a scapegoat or a victim, it's because the investigation will end, for all intents and purposes, with his execution. When he dies, there will be complete closure in the media and with the government and the true story, whatever that may be, will never be known. When McVeigh dies, this literally fades away from the public consciousness.
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