Secrets of Waco
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(upbeat music) - The tragedy in Waco in 1993 continues to smolder. Even though it's been 25 years, there are still revelations and why this story still haunts the American people. - Waco was a tale of a religious fringe group that decided to fight back against the federal government and murdered federal law enforcement. And that at the end of the siege, burned themselves up rather than come out. - What's my name? - In a crack. - He had been in control of the Branch Davidian sect. ♪ There's a mad man living in Waco ♪ - He was incredibly charismatic. - I waited patiently on the law. - He was spellbinding. - He brought me up out of a horrible pit. - He was a god in the human flesh. - He was a classic con man. - Someone was a sort of god. - And his chosen area of con. - God speaks to me. - Was religion. - It was my understanding that he was God's son. - Do you believe he's the son of God? - I hope he is. - My mom was very confident that he was the second coming of Christ. They would do anything for this man. - How many young girls did he have sex with? - I'm thinking at least he. - Between 12 and 15 years of age. - Yes. - It is my great, wonderful looks. Something that just women can't resist. - It's unclear how many children he had. - We're your daddy. - David. - But easily. - We're your daddy. - We're your daddy. - Over a dozen. - Do you understand? It's war. People are being oppressed. - He was a Jesus Christ who could drink and smoke and love guns and rock and roll. But he was going to bring about the end of time. They began buying guns.
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A retired UPS driver reveals new details about cult leader David Koresh.