Dear Terrance

     I'm sorry our government took you from your family. The children and people in the federal building were killed by agents within our own government. I hope your family is doing as well as they can in these times, truly. I hope those that hurt you and yours have had that energy matched back to them. Our government can't exist without doing and committing acts of pure evil. I can't imagine what you saw that day, but I'm glad you were courageous like a lion in what you did after the fact. I think about you and your family often. You aren't dead as long as I'm alive. 


Reportedly, he had slit and bruised wrists, throat cuts, rope burns, stab wounds to the neck, embedded grass in wounds, and massive bleeding in his car—then traveled a long distance before a single gunshot wound


He’d been slashed 11 times on both arms… rope burns on his neck… grass was embedded in his wounds… Gunshot to the head… Ruled as a suicide

Terrance Yeakey's death was ruled a suicide by officials. Based on wounds to the arms, neck, and head and the location of his body far from his vehicle many consider that explanation implausible given the severity and complexity of his injuries. His family, friends, and several investigators believe the evidence is inconsistent with self-harm and suspect a homicide possibly related to his independent investigation of the bombing


You fought so hard bubba. You're still loved on this material plane.


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