Had the day off after dropping my wife off at work and just felt this creative itch I couldn’t ignore. I’ve always been drawn to the Waco siege — not in a fanboy way, just genuinely curious how something like that actually played out in real life. I figured, why not drive out there and see it for myself?
So I did.
No crew. No agenda (im in production full time, so to film on my own for myself is always just a fun hobby/ a stretch of energy). Just me, my camera.
The place is. Still. Heavy. Kind of beautiful, kind of dark.
I expected maybe some more on the front end memorial stuff (which there was), a quiet honoring of the people who died. But what I walked into was way more conspiratorial. The chapel on the property has been turned into a museum — and it’s loud about its views. Like, walls filled with posters about the Clintons, the ATF, government corruption, spiritual battles — all of it. I didn’t expect that at all.
There’s no one really out there, just the couple of Branch Davidians over the property and lets you roam. But the vibe? Straight-up eerie. Almost like time stopped in 1993.
Anyway —sharing for anyone who’s never been and might never get the chance. It was a wild experience
Happy to answer questions.
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