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Letter from Dick Reavis to Bonnie Haldeman (David Koresh's mother), October 11, 1993, asking to reconsider not talking to him for his book.

Fidel Tafolla recommends the memoir of his grandfather, James [Santiago] Tafolla Sr., to the Book Section of Reader's Digest. The letter includes a description of the contents of the memoir.

This program contains a compilation of still photos taken on the day President Lyndon B. Johnson came to Texas State University to sign the Education Act of 1965. It also contains portions of the speech he gave in addition to comments by others on LBJ and this historic piece of legislation. Narration by: President Lyndon B. Johnson, SWT President Robert L. Hardesty, U.S. Congressman J. J. "Jake" Pickle, former SWT President James H. McCrocklin, and SWT Student Body President Rob Patterson.

Commemorates twentieth anniversary of signing of Higher Education Act at Southwest Texas State University, November 8, 1965. Includes speakers William D. Ford and Robert Hardesty. Recorded November 7, 1985, by SWTSU Media Services at Evans Auditorium, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas.

Photocopies of letters from David Koresh from inside Mount Carmel Center during the siege: two from "Yahweh Koresh" to people outside; one from David Koresh to Dick DeGuerin. Also contains a list of the contents on the computer disk smuggled out by Ruth Riddle on April 19, 1993, containing Koresh's essay on the First Seal.

Forwarded email from Mark Swett w/ excerpts from letter from Livingstone Fagan describing prison conditions.

Correspondence between Jaime Castillo, Carol Moore, and Dick Reavis; Drafts of writings by Castillo.

August 6, 1999 memo to Michael A. Cadell with pictures of ferret rounds and other ammunition.

Corrected, six-page letter from Jaime Castillo to Carol Moore, September 18, 1995, in reply to a letter she sent him.