New OKC Trial: 'Bomber Row' insider released in 2013 knows if an accomplice was with Tim McVeigh (Video)

A cell mate of Tim McVeigh released in 2013 may surface for trial.  A lawsuit against the government in 2008 regarding a violation of FOIA claims that the FBI is refusing to release surveillance videos that may show that Tim McVeigh, the Oklahoma Federal Building bomber, did not act alone.  The trial begins end of July thru Aug.  Surprisingly, a man released from ADX “Administrative Supermax” in Colorado, James William Parrillo, served 19 years in ‘Bomber Row’ and shared about McVeigh in an hour long interview in February, 2013.  Soon after the interview, James went underground avoiding any more interviews and has not connected with family members, . His sister and son confirm that the man interviewed was him.  As cell block mates, James had that contact with McVeigh since 1995 to 2001.  Theodore Kaczinski sat in the cell next door to Parrillo.  Story

“James Parrillo would be one to ask that question if he surfaced as a witness…”

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Off camera, James and I discussed the case regarding the OKC bombing in which the questions of whether accomplices helped McVeigh.  Some was revealed in the interview.  Had I known the particulars and questions revolving around case, I would have asked Parrillo if Tim McVeigh was accompanied by someone as they drove the Ryder truck to the front of the Murrah building.  James and I were set to do another interview the following day, but he never returned.  The mere fact that the FBI claims that the surveillance captures of the the Ryder truck driving up to the building and detonating out of the thousands of hours of video that is availabe are not available suggests that there was a person with McVeigh.  James Parrillo would be the one to ask that question if he surfaced as a witness.  McVeigh’s recounting of the experience regarding Terry Nichols and Michael Fortier or any others is important.  James did say that McVeigh was overly liberal and much of the time vocally annoying during his incarceration.    I asked James William Parrillo, “If someone discounts the authenticity of your experience, would you submit to a lie detector test?”  His answer was, “I have nothing to lie about”. 

The FOIA lawsuit trial begins through the first week of August, 2014.