Classic Audio: Bill Cooper's Epic 9/11 Broadcast Part 1

Part 1 of Bill Cooper's 9/11 broadcast. On June 28th, 2001, Bill told the public to expect something in the near future when a news correspondent found Osama Bin Laden, while the US Military couldn't. This is part one of Bill's epic broadcast from 9/11.<br />After the tragic events of September 11 unfolded, Cooper’s radio show attempted to expose the the massive conspiracy that led to the attacks.<br />He pointed his finger at the Federal Government, accusing the authorities of planning the terrorist move and duping America’s citizens and the rest of the world into believing a fabricated story. This allowed them to sway public opinion in their favor and execute their plan.<br />In his final broadcast, on November 5, 2011, Bill Cooper talked about planning to write a book detailing his tour of duty in Vietnam. He said he was dedicating it to everyone who had served during the war.<br />Later that evening, while he was in his home in Eagar, Arizona, the Apache County Sheriff’s Department paid him a visit. He had been accused of brandishing a gun around and the police officers had a warrant for his arrest.<br />However, the officers pulled up in unmarked vehicles, without wearing uniforms, and used trickery to draw him out.<br />Sources claim the officers positioned themselves in a cul-de-sac often frequented by teenagers who would party and leave trash behind. The officers began making a lot of noise and Cooper came out to confront them, believing they were nothing more than drunken juveniles.<br />The officers would not identify themselves so Cooper threatened to call the police. As he was heading back inside, shots were fired.<br />The outcome saw a police officer being killed, but so was Cooper. Nobody knows who fired the first shot and it is unclear whether Bill Cooper carried a gun at the time of his death.