Witness Testifies to FBI's retrieval of video cameras following OKC Bombing

As the federal courts in Salt Lake City, Utah continue concerning the video of the OKC bombing, a witness today stated that he saw surveillance cameras at the Murrah Building that could have recorded the attack. Don Browning, a former OKC police officer testified today in court that he saw FBI agents removing cameras from the federal building following the bombing. Browning stated that he had no knowledge if the cameras were operational or not, but that they did exist and FBI agents removed them. The purpose of the trial is to determine whether the FBI must continue to pursue more searches of their archives to try and find the videos on the security cameras or not. A man from Utah believes that there are videos which exist and that those videos show another suspect who acted with Timothy McVeigh. Jesse Trentadue states that his brother looks very similar to the police sketches which were released of a second suspect following the attack. He also stated that his brother was flown to Oklahoma following the bombing and soon died in a federal holding cell.