The Pulse What It Takes to Prove the Truth
May 22, 2025
Kathy Sanders, a survivor of the Oklahoma City bombing who lost her grandsons, shares her 30-year quest for truth amidst deep grief. Reporter Grant Hill, who covered her story, discusses the lasting distrust in the federal investigation. Together, they unravel the chaotic aftermath of the bombing, highlighting the conflicting eyewitness accounts and the haunting uncertainties that persist. Their conversation emphasizes the complexities of seeking proof and accountability, and how personal narratives shape our understanding of truth.
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Apply Modern Science to Cold Cases
- Use modern forensic genetic genealogy to analyze unsolved DNA evidence for breakthroughs.
- Persist with legal and scientific avenues to uncover hidden or overlooked truths in investigations.
The Complex Nature of Proof
- Proof often feels urgent and is needed quickly, especially in crises with uncertain evidence.
- Scientific proof is complex and rarely absolute; it evolves with new discoveries and understanding.
Paul Uncovers Research Fraud
- Paul Leingang discovered research misconduct in marine biology when observing experiments being fabricated.
- His findings led to an investigation and retraction, but also put his career on a new path away from research.