Ignacio Esteban

He would die in a car accident. He probably was a civil rights hero, right? Instead, he becomes a monster in 1978 for what happens in Jonestown. So people snap, people change. Dave Koresh was a good guy, I think, at the beginning, and then he changed. And I think he became this monster, like you see these guys. He should have let those children go. There's no need to set the fires.

There's no need to have done all that. But at the end, this is what goes on because his ego is. And a lot of these guys, they believe the followers are their property, right? And we're all going down with it. This is my world. It's all mine. Yeah. Mother, mother, please. Remember that? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

There's no need to have done all that. But at the end, this is what goes on because his ego is. And a lot of these guys, they believe the followers are their property, right? And we're all going down with it. This is my world. It's all mine. Yeah. Mother, mother, please. Remember that? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

There's no need to have done all that. But at the end, this is what goes on because his ego is. And a lot of these guys, they believe the followers are their property, right? And we're all going down with it. This is my world. It's all mine. Yeah. Mother, mother, please. Remember that? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I don't know if I told you what I felt. It's in my book about how I felt about Leo Ryan, the congressman, going out there. How do you go out there not being armed, not having a security force, not having the government with you? Did you think, guy's ultra paranoid. You know he has weapons because they're telling you what's going on, right?

I don't know if I told you what I felt. It's in my book about how I felt about Leo Ryan, the congressman, going out there. How do you go out there not being armed, not having a security force, not having the government with you? Did you think, guy's ultra paranoid. You know he has weapons because they're telling you what's going on, right?

I don't know if I told you what I felt. It's in my book about how I felt about Leo Ryan, the congressman, going out there. How do you go out there not being armed, not having a security force, not having the government with you? Did you think, guy's ultra paranoid. You know he has weapons because they're telling you what's going on, right?

What I was reading is that he saw the affidavits. He read the reports on a local paper out there in San Francisco. He knew these guys were doing these horrible things in these medical units, right?

What I was reading is that he saw the affidavits. He read the reports on a local paper out there in San Francisco. He knew these guys were doing these horrible things in these medical units, right?

What I was reading is that he saw the affidavits. He read the reports on a local paper out there in San Francisco. He knew these guys were doing these horrible things in these medical units, right?

People who wanted to leave and cause problems, they were taking special treatment in the medical camps, the medical unit, and they were injected with a coma-inducing medication and forced to become sex slaves, right? You're a problem. We're going to wait.

People who wanted to leave and cause problems, they were taking special treatment in the medical camps, the medical unit, and they were injected with a coma-inducing medication and forced to become sex slaves, right? You're a problem. We're going to wait.

People who wanted to leave and cause problems, they were taking special treatment in the medical camps, the medical unit, and they were injected with a coma-inducing medication and forced to become sex slaves, right? You're a problem. We're going to wait.

Yeah. Jonestown. Yeah.

Yeah. Jonestown. Yeah.

Yeah. Jonestown. Yeah.

I don't, I haven't heard this. Yeah. Oh yeah. It's in the reports. It's all in there. He knew that because he had the, a lot of people, some people were able to escape and they gave sworn affidavits. Right. And I read the affidavits. They gave sworn affidavits. What happened?

I don't, I haven't heard this. Yeah. Oh yeah. It's in the reports. It's all in there. He knew that because he had the, a lot of people, some people were able to escape and they gave sworn affidavits. Right. And I read the affidavits. They gave sworn affidavits. What happened?

I don't, I haven't heard this. Yeah. Oh yeah. It's in the reports. It's all in there. He knew that because he had the, a lot of people, some people were able to escape and they gave sworn affidavits. Right. And I read the affidavits. They gave sworn affidavits. What happened?

He knows all this because he's even trying to figure out, he even tries to get Dan Quayle was a representative to come with him from Indiana because Quayle's from Indiana. Listen to this. He tried to get Quayle to go with him. And others – Not that bullet. Yeah, he didn't – nobody wanted to go. No one wanted to go because they thought this guy was dangerous and crazy. So this is another issue.