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    30 years of documentaries, TV series and podcasts of Waco Siege

    Ana Ruiz BrictsonBy Ana Ruiz BrictsonApril 19, 2023Updated:April 19, 2023 Arts No Comments1 Min Read
    The members of the Branch that live on the land started a garden in the back of the church. Kenneth Prabhakar | Photo Editor
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    By Ana Ruiz Brictson | News Editor

    30 years after the Waco Siege, there have been many media projects that not only inform viewers on many of the tragic event that occurred back in 1993, but also comment on theories and general thoughts about the incident.

    Below are some of many documentaries, TV series and Podcasts created since the event.

    Documentaries:

    • Waco: The Rules of Engagement (1997) – Amazon Prime
    • Waco: A New Revelation (1999)
    • Waco: American Apocalypse (2023) – Netflix
    • Waco Inferno: The Untold Story (2018)
    • Waiting for David (2018)

    TV Series:

    • Waco: Madman or Messiah (2018) – Hulu
    • Waco (2018) – YouTube, Paramount+, Showtime
    • Waco: The Aftermath (2023) – Paramount+, Showtime, Hulu

    Podcasts: all available on Spotify and other podcast platforms

    • Jimmy Atkins: Mysterious World – David Koresh (Waco Siege, Branch Davidians, Texas Apocalypse)
    • Not Another True Crime Podcast: The Waco Siege and the Branch Davidians
    • Into The Fire: A True Crime Podcast Episode 08: David Koresh and the Branch Davidians
    • Vicious Villains: David Koresh (37 mins) Sept. 8 2020
    • Real Crime: The Reelz Files – Murder Made me Famous: David Koresh
    • I Could Murder A Podcast: The 51 Day Siege of Waco – David Koresh
    Branch Davidian siege David Koresh I Could Murder A Podcast Into The Fire: A True Crime Podcast Jimmy Atkins Mysterious World Not Another True Crime Podcast Real Crime: The Reelz Files Vicious Villains Waco 2018 Waco Inferno: The Untold Story Waco siege Waco: A New Revelation Waco: American Apocalypse Waco: Madman or Messiah Waco: The Aftermath Waco: The Rules of Engagement Waiting for David
    Ana Ruiz Brictson

    Ana Ruiz Brictson is a junior, Journalism, News-Editorial major, from Monterrey, Mexico. She loves to play tennis and piano, write, and watch TV shows. She is always opened to hear people’s stories and enjoys listening to others open up.

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