The firefight raged for a period of time variously estimated at twenty or at forty minutes, then petered into occasional exchanges of shots. At the end, the agents were running short of ammunition. With a lake at their rear and flat ground to either side, there was no possible retreat. They would survive only if the Davidians allowed them to withdraw. The 9-1-1 operator called the building, reached a skeptical David Koresh (click here for audio) (who had been shot through the groin, the bullet blasting an inch-wide hole through the bone of his pelvis) and negotiated an agreement to send in a team to withdraw the wounded. The first ceasefire broke down. New gunshots are audible, and Wayne Martin (click here for audio) reported that ATF had resumed firing; that the helicopters were shooting as well. In the end, a new ceasefire was arranged. The radio van used loudspeakers to tell the agents that they could withdraw.Audiotrack of withdrawal. ATF pulled back; their Deputy Director invited FBI to take over the case.

This is an AVI of Agent ____ being shot from a bullet that appears to be coming from an angle ABOVE him, through the roof, and into his body. Take a look for yourself.
  
   This is an AVI of Agent ____ being shot from a bullet that appears to be coming from an angle ABOVE him, through the roof, and into his body. Take a look for yourself.  
   Bugs inside Mt. Carmel pick up the sounds of rabbits being slaughtered. It was one of the several psychological warfare tortures perpetuated by the FBI.  

  April 19,1993, bugs inside Mt. Carmel pick up the phone call FBI placed to awaken Steve Schneider to inform him of the tank, gas attack.

 As tanks smash into the building, Jamar tells them "This is not an attack... this is not an attack."

 This is an AVI of the fire ball coming from the concrete room where 41 women and children were seeking shelter.  Notice that frame by frame you can see the white light from the 2nd story window explode outwards.