That much I know. Kind of a synopsis of what they were going to do and what their plans were and the whole thing. Thank you for doing this! David became increasingly agitated, and decided to leave the room. But it didn't. Rich Haskell: Yeah. There was no give in the school bus. In most cases I have deleted redundant ands, ers, uhs, buts, false starts, etc. During the Cokeville Elementary School hostage crisis. The story was also featured on Unsolved Mysteries, Unexplained Mysteries, and I Survived A movie about the incident, The Cokeville Miracle, was made by filmmaker T. C. Christensen and released on June 5, 2015. [5][10][8], When the bomb detonated, the majority of the explosive force was channeled through loose ceiling tiles into the roof, and open windows acting as vents. TC, I think, saw it the same way. But I walked up to the window and looked inside the window and didn't hardly see anything out of the ordinary except it was all black inside. I was, and I still am, a certified bomb technician at the time, and I was, as far as I know, the only bomb technician in the southern half of the state of Wyoming. It's a continuous training thing and years and years and years of continuous training with the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, with the fire marshals and now that it has come into it with the hazardous materials and everything else. On May 16, 1986, David and Doris Young entered Cokeville Elementary School with a gasoline bomb, a variety of rifles and handguns, David's philosophical writings and demands for $300 million in ransom. David, Doris and Princess proceeded to the elementary school and entered the building shortly after 1 p.m. that Friday. Mark Junge: Do you think he took up thatwanted to take that up because of you? On May 16, 1986, David Young, Cokeville's former town marshal, and his wife, Doris, carried five rifles, five handguns and a "dead man's bomb" into the elementary school. Mark Junge: Do you still think about this? Just like with a pair of pliers, pair of snips. [5] The leaking gasoline's fumes prompted teachers to open the classroom windows, unknowingly creating vents for the impending explosion. It packed the brute force of twenty-five sticks of dynamite. The only thing I bristle at is that TC has me suggesting that we say a prayer. You can check out [CokevilleMiracle.com] (http://www.cokevillemiracle.com/movie.html). The basket, the shelves. Mark Junge: Oh, really! These are designed to just spread out the particles all over the air. Students, teachers, visitors, staff who survived the ordeal and bystanders began recounting their memories of this event as it was still unfolding. The tuna fish cans, if you can imagine, here's two tuna fish cans sittin' here like this, and a gallon jug of gasoline sittin' above it. You should also know that TC basically just wove a storyline into and between the facts and witness testimonies. By Deseret News. Have you seen the Unsolved Mysteries episode that had a segment on this? I mean, not everybody would do this. No. Rich Haskell: Well, by none of the kids bein' hurt that was supposed to be hurt. Jessica Clark, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of history and political science at Western Wyoming Community College in Rock Springs, Wyo. This did, in fact, happen in Wyoming! The Cokeville hostage crisis began the afternoon of May 16, 1986, when David and Doris Young took 154 children and adults hostage at the Cokeville Elementary School in tiny Cokeville, Wyo. While he was writing his philosophy, Zero Equals Infinity, Doris took part-time jobs including housekeeping and waitressing to support their meager lifestyle. The town has worked to be as respectful as possible to the multitude of experiences that day. Current students at Cokeville Elementary School aren't taught about the '86 bombing, but most know the general story. Certified Bomb Technician. Rich Haskell: I don't know. Lota, Louinn. But shortly after entering the school, Princess decided to rebel. When the thing went off, when the bomb exploded, they just started chuckin' people out the windows. Mark Junge: Today is the 23rd of September, 2010. Mark Junge: In fact, didn't you say you burned up your engine? Because of the experience and the different classes that I've attended, I know what bombs do to people, to buildings and to all kinds of structures. . There are a select number of people that would do this, so thank you. Witnesses later testified that just before the explosion David Young had connected the explosive to his wife. It was in their Tucson home that David came up with what he considered the Biggie, a plan to get rich quick and create a Brave New World. This plan involved Davids longtime friends, Gerald Deppe and Doyle Mendenhall, who believed by investing in Davids scheme they would get rich. ", About 2 1/2 hours into the standoff, David transferred the triggering mechanism of the bomb to Doris' wrist, and went to a small bathroom that connected the first and second grade rooms. I know there's angels. That's a true line in the movie. Words emphasized by the speaker are italicized.~Transcribed by Russ Sherwin, Feb. 27, 2011. May 12, 2011, 2:30am PDT. That's what it was designed to do was to go out and be particles and that gasoline was gonna ignite it and blow it up. Dozens. Contact us at editor@wyohistory.org for information on levels and types of available sponsorships. Rich Haskell: There was also ayou look through the ceiling and there was a bigger hole up there. Rich Haskell: Uh, I can understand that. David Young entered the school with his wife transporting a large gasoline-filled device that appeared to be a bomb. You see the bag ladies pullin' them around behind them when they go to the store and they can put their groceries in or whatever else. But everything was black, like you had gone in there with a flamethrower and just torched everything inside there. 1 of 7. Dr. Clark is the faculty advisor of the Sweet Memories: Research Group at Western. He had just big rings of perspiration. David went to the school office, handing out a manifesto titled "ZERO EQUALS INFINITY" and announcing "This is a revolution!" I never did get to see that untilI think it was two days lateractually what they had taken as far as the paperwork was concerned. Sept. 21, 2010. Journal entries also indicate that he saw opportunity in the close-knit community; he wrote, "Threaten one and all are at your mercy." We know he built two of 'em. In what many have since labeled a miracle, all of the 154 children and educators held hostage for three hours at their Cokeville, Wyoming, school lived, though many were injured. In addition, national reporters began arriving within hours of the explosion. I contacted the dispatch up in Kemmerer to get firsthand information as to having second- and third-hand information and they informed me that the school indeed had been taken hostage. Rich Haskell: You walk into the door, and I don't know if you got to go into the classroom, but you walk into that door and it opens up into the whole thing. On May 16, 1986, when former town marshal David Gary Young and his wife Doris Young took 154 children and 13 teachers hostage at Cokeville Elementary school in Wyoming, and kept them at bay with a shopping-cart sized bomb attached to five hairpin-trigger blast caps, it should have ended in great tragedy - one of the worst in American history. Virginia Tech, it wasn't that way. It would have killed them. [7] The mechanism was triggered by a dead man's switch, consisting of a wooden piece separating two metal connectors within the jaws of a clothespin, forming an incomplete circuit. Welcome to /r/latterdaysaints, a sub for members and friends of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (formerly known as Mormons). Reporters from all the regional news outlets were on the scene by the time of the explosion or shortly thereafter. Trent Toone, Mormon Times. Meanwhile, Doris went from classroom to classroom, luring 136 children, six faculty, nine teachers, and three other adults, including a job applicant and a UPS driver, into a first-grade classroom for a total of 154 hostages. Davids friends did not know that the Biggie was a plan to take over Cokeville Elementary School, hold each of the children hostage for $2 million dollars apiece and then detonate the bomb, transporting the money and children to his Brave New World, where he would be God. Mark Junge: Well, you've been blessed in a lot of ways. I'm proud of all my children. Several other survivors were there. And I think that these people actually thought that they could start another world. Others miracles were reported and some of those are recorded in this compilation.." Because it was sittin' low enough and the kids were low enough that it would have done it. Rich Haskell: Because of the response and because of the emails and everything that took place. Im living proof.. Too many of 'em to try to remember their birthdays. Mark Junge: This bomb was designed to do what? By Jamie Armstrong May 22, 2015 09:35 AM MDT. She was totally burned. It was not a teacher, but her ancestor. Mark Junge: That's a mighty powerful gun! Okay? A Project of the Wyoming Historical Society. Mark Junge: One of the things that Sue and I found out is that people don't regret doing this because they think it's important for history. And the bathroom was off to the side of it because it was the kindergarten class. It'sI'm still doing that kind of thing because whenever they hold General Conference in Salt Lake City I go to Salt Lake City to be part of the bomb team for the church while they have General Conference. Below the jug in the bottom basket were two tuna fish cans filled with a mixture of aluminum powder and flour meant to aerosolize and deflagrate following detonation, each with its own blasting cap. All the hostages escaped, though 79 were hospitalized with burns and injuries. All the hostages escaped, though 79 were later hospitalized with burns and injuries, the majority of which were severe.[3][2]. Used with thanks. Mark Junge: Do you think you've taken more joy out of life because of it? (Laughs) Yeah, I understand what you're saying, but it was. It's made me, I think, more open-minded to things and don't take so much for granted anymore. I'm portrayed as the little red haired kid with glasses that asks about the AK-47. WyoHistory.org welcomes the support of the following sponsors. They just didn't let it die out. According to survivor accounts, Doris enticed many into the first grade room by announcing that their presence was required for a school assembly. Which is hard to believe, but a positive experience in that they learned something. Rich Haskell: Well, I didn't know a lot about 'em and I still don't know a lot about 'em. I said, "What on earth happened there?" This wasn't a pipe bomb. They lived in a mobile home with Princess, Davids youngest daughter from his first marriage. So there's doubt in your mind that there was divine intervention? I was a little bit nervous, of course. Rich Haskell: If it would have went off like it was supposed to have gone off, it would have lifted the roof off of that school. I don't know. So we decided to take some masking tape, and we tapedI think it was an eight-foot square in the middle of the room, right here, and he pushed the cart, the homemade bomb into this, and we told the children this was the magic square. Survivors shared their stories with each other, investigators, family members, and hospital personnel. I actually created a website knowing that people would wonder what was real and what wasn't. 10 Years Later, Cokeville Just Says: Let Us Be., Pierce, Scott D. Save the Children is Shallow, Exploitative: Focus is on Wacko Bomber Instead of 167 Cokeville Students and Teachers., Troone, Trent. [10][2][3] The injured were triaged to several area hospitals in Wyoming and Idaho.[2][3][11]. 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Can you describe this? Chaos ensued. When I arrived I could see out on the lawn, there was a black object laying out on the grass. Mark Junge: You think when we talk to you to bring this up againI know you're emotional about itbut does it hurt you to talk about this? And I think it's made me a stronger person. It's just something that you just have to stay on top of. Go to their hands and knees and crawl out. On May 16, 1986, a man and his wife with a bomb took . Rich Haskell: That's my oldest boy, Steven. And if I had been a little less of a jokester I may have seen something in that strange light. They had written the manuscript, ready for publication, when the Walkers contacted them as family friends and said you may want to come ask our daughters some questions. Rich Haskell: You know, with 33 years of law enforcement, I've seen a lot of things. And that was their whole intent of coming to Cokeville. He did it right. Rich Haskell: No. There's a piece of wood in there that separates the jaws of a clothespin and in that clothespin there are two metal connections that the wires were hooked to which made the electrical connection with the bomb. [5], "You could see that the roof tiles had been lifted out of their brackets. Do you think this is a historical event? His fever broke within minutes of getting it off his chest. She is a beautiful example of turning tragedy into triumph. There was nobody killed but the perpetrators. Ronald DeFeo Jr., the convicted killer whose 1974 murders spawned the "Amityville Horror" franchise, died last week while serving a 25 years-to-life prison term, officials said Monday . And we allthere was three of us there. Parentheses ( ) are used for incidental non-verbal sounds, like laughter. Others miracles were reported and some of those are recorded in this compilation.." He was so open to their input, and feelings. Now, 28 years later, Conger and more than a dozen other survivors are reliving . Hi, I am working on publicity for the film, and I will chime in if anyone needs it, or has other questions. He came out of the bathroom, is what we figured. And he had to defuse bombs. How much interaction did you have with the director/producers of the movie? The top basket contained a gallon milk jug of gasoline, wired with a blasting cap. I really did not even want to walk inside that building because I was just afraid that I'd see kids all over the place. In 1986 , 154 children and teachers survived the bombing of Cokeville Elementary School. Rich Haskell: Yes. NOTE: Witness to Miracles was published in 2006 by Pronghorn Press, www.pronghornpress.org . But he knew the culture, he knew the type of people, and I'm not sayin' that Mormon people are better than anybody else, but their way of life is family is first. Associated Press. David, who dared not risk their reporting him to the authorities, responded by holding them at gunpoint. I was frightened and felt that we needed to do something to try to calm down or to be careful, because he was so agitated. Transcriber's notes: I have added some reference footnotes to this transcript where I thought appropriate. On May 16, 1986, David and Doris Young entered Cokeville Elementary School with a gasoline bomb, a variety of rifles and handguns, David's philosophical writings and demands for $300 million in ransom. Mark Junge: Okay. As I got closer to it I could tell it was a body, and of course, you just start thinking about what took place. Many children showed signs of distress with sobs, complaining of headaches from the smell of gasoline from the bomb, or simply wanting to go home. [7] Geography [ edit] I received a telephone call from my dispatcher informing me that an incident had taken place up in Cokeville and they were requesting me to drive to Cokeville for assistance. Whenever they would come to Wyoming I would be part of their security team. She lifted her hand up to rub her forehead and when she did that pulled the pin out and detonated the bomb. The Wyoming History one may be the best. Have there been any lingering psychological effects from going through something so traumatic while so young? The children and adults escaped after the bomb exploded. Just before implementing the Biggie, David Young had also sent a copy of the document to President Ronald Reagan, the president of Chadron State College and numerous media outlets. So timelines and characters may be switched up, but the overall spirit of it and the facts are laid out true to witness testimonies. When were you satisfied that there were no more bombs? One of the miracles that day was that not a single person was lost. You know, the kids have forgot about it, let's let 'em move on. Rich Haskell: No, I don't think it exited. So he did try that device. It was a great movie, very well directed and acted. The tuna fish cans with the two floury would be spread out in the air likehave you ever seen a grain elevator explosion? Then when I became a deputy, Sheriff Stark says, "You know, we're going to start finding a bunch of old explosives, dynamite and things. That dead-man switch is a piece of string that goes around your wrist and it's hooked into a clothespin, the other end of it. I think it's because of the ages of the kids, to start with. [6] With permission, the teachers brought in books, art supplies and a television to help keep the children occupied. Mark Junge: And you're sheriff in Sweetwater? [13], Coordinates: .mw-parser-output .geo-default,.mw-parser-output .geo-dms,.mw-parser-output .geo-dec{display:inline}.mw-parser-output .geo-nondefault,.mw-parser-output .geo-multi-punct{display:none}.mw-parser-output .longitude,.mw-parser-output .latitude{white-space:nowrap}420457N 1105719W / 42.08250N 110.95528W / 42.08250; -110.95528. And afteryou look in there and you could see little pockmarks all through on the walls, and after we finished with our investigationit took us three days to totally do the whole entire sceneyou could tell where those pockmarks were bullets from the heat had gone off. One hostage observed a birthday on that day and songs were sung in his honor. Mark Junge: Well, I want you to know that we think you're courageous for doing this with us. Mark Junge: Well, and it burned some of the kids. After a stand-off lasting two and a half hours, the gasoline bomb the couple had brought into the school went off prematurely, badly burning Doris Young while David Young was out of the room. They had to come and get my car and get me another one. They had a circle of tape around the device itself and they said, "Do not come inside of this circle. Mark Junge: Well, yes. It became a story of a miracle rather than a tragedy. Rich Haskell: Approximately an hour and ten, hour and fifteen minutes. Rich? What had happenedI can't explain it. For more information about our sponsors and the people behind WyoHistory.org, visit our About Us page: Hostage crisis at the elementary school in Cokeville, Wyo. Returning to the scene, David shot his wife, a teacher, then himself. May 24, 1986 12 AM PT. And that's where the bomb sat and that's where they sat. The Cokeville Elementary School hostage crisis occurred on Friday, May 16, 1986 in Cokeville, Wyoming, United States, when former town marshal David Young, 43, and his wife Doris Young, 47,[1] took 136 children and 18 adults hostage at Cokeville Elementary School. I don't know how many people under the age of 35 know about the Chicago Tylenol murders, but for a few weeks in 1982, it was a national news sensation. So many of 'em thatI don't know. It was cut. Doris accidently triggered the bomb by motioning to her hostages with her arms. I walked into the bathroom and there was the suspect that had started this whole mess, layin' there on the floor with ahe had a pistol in his hand and you could tell he had shot himself in the head. She was a divorce who earned money working as a waitress and singer in a local bar. At 1:00 pm, they pulled up to the Cokeville Elementary School and unloaded a gasoline bomb, along with four rifles and nine handguns. I cannot explain it! Also, what do you want us to know about it that isn't covered in the film? Box 37, Cokeville, Wyoming 83114. I had just cracked a little joke with a toy tank of legos as I drove it "across the death line" or the masking tape square on the floor. Wyoming State Parks and Cultural Resources, Repanshek, Kurt J. Rich Haskell: And fourteen and a half great-grandchildren. When I walked inside of the classroomit was a kindergarten classroom which meant that the desks were smaller, everything was smaller because of the smaller children. She was on fire! She has published several articles in peer-reviewed journals on the history and heritage of Germans from Russia on the Northern Plains. Vengeance for having been fired did not seem to have been the motive, but rather a philosophy recorded in journal entries referring to a Brave New World where he wanted to reign over intelligent children. You know something about bombs. They do now - ever since the Youngs barged in on the Cokeville Elementary School with guns and a bomb to demand . No, we can't do this. On one hand people didn't want money to be made off of suffering, but on the other hand it felt ungrateful to not share it in the way that TC would or could. Carbon County School District No. That's what David Young forgot to realize just how important families were. results in the deaths of perpetrators David and Doris Young; 154 hostages survive. results in the deaths of perpetrators David and Doris Young; 154 hostages survive. Had a small pin-hole leak in it and it dripped into both containers and they both became paste. To my right is Sue Castaneda who is the Wyoming Oral History Project Director, and across the table from me is Rich Haskell, who is a certified bomb technician. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. Mark Junge: Had you seen anything like what took place in this classroom before? The bomb was an improvised explosive device constructed in a small two-wheeled shopping cart with two baskets, one on top of the other. Who died in the Cokeville bombing? Audio/Video Recording. Rich Haskell: Not really that often, but every time I think about it I get very emotional. He hadn't had anything to eat and she finally convinced him to get something to eat, and he let her be in charge of that bomb. And they had trouble keeping people away from the building. SHARE Cokeville miracle marking 25 years. Mark Junge: They don't want it brought up again. Everyone else survived, including the injured John Miller. David saw John Miller, the music teacher, trying to escape and shot him in the back. He did deliver our salvation that day. Nobody come inside this circle." Mark Junge: What were they designed to do? Story: Witness who ran toward marathon bomb 'saw bodies flying' "The death of any child shatters us all,'' Barnicle said. Then, several years later, Jennie Sorensen identified what she thought was a teacher who led her out of the building after the blast. May 16, 1986, will never be forgotten by the residents of Cokeville, Wyo. My name is Kamron Wixom, I was a 12 year old 6th grader in 1986 when a mad man took over my school (Cokeville Elementary) with a bomb and his guns. Cokeville seems like a pretty small town. Do you ever think about that? The kids couldn't have done it. He was dismissed, however, from this position shortly after his six-month probationary period. As long as that piece of wood was in there to keep those separated, it would not detonate. It was perfect! I went from within two feet of the bomb to right near the door within ten minutes before the bomb went off. In the movie, it shows the tension building towards the prayer and then shortly after the bomb went off. Because in the bus, everything was solid in the school bus. On May 16, 1986, . She tied the string around her wrist. Eventually Doris lifted her arm sharply and the bomb went off prematurely, injuring Doris while David was out of the room. It was just shootin' everywhere. When they asked pointed questions like "what did the angels look like?" Yeah. Davids writings reveal that he hoped life would be better for him and Cokevilles children in this imaginary place. The woman who died with her husband as they held an elementary school hostage with a gasoline bomb last week was not killed by the . Here is a local story from the 20 year anniversary (we are at the 29th year now), What's your side of the story? As I come to the junctionI'm sorry, I don't know what the road is that goes over to Bear Lakebut as I was passing that intersection, they did inform me that the bomb had exploded. On May 16, 1986, David and Doris Young took 154 people hostage at the Cokeville Elementary School in tiny Cokeville www.wyohistory.org 25 years after school bombing, Wyoming town remembers the . Is that morbid thinking on my part? It is a touchy topic for us, and could come across the wrong way. The couple corralled a large group of students and teachers into a single classroom. Both men were handcuffed in a van outside the school.[1]. Trauma is trauma and everyone deals with it differently. Mark Junge: With bombs? David's youngest daughter from his first marriage, Princess, entered the elementary school with David and Doris, but refused to carry out the plan, leaving to report the incident at the town hall. Lenita's father Rocky was a fifth grade teacher at Cokeville Elementary School at the time of the bombing, Lenita was a seventh grader. Mark Junge: And your great-grandkids? I do think the key is talking about it often and early. Go to school and learn how to do it." Rich Haskell: I'm Rich Haskell. Mark Junge: Do you know the names and birthdates of all your grandchildren? Seven people in the Chicago area died after ingesting Tylenol capsules laced with potassium cyanide. I don't know what. "The sadness that comes with the death of an 8-year-old, you can . He just said just go do it. On May 16, 1986, former town marshal David Young and his wife Doris Young took 167 children and adults hostage at Cokeville Elementary School. At that time, about 500 people lived in Cokeville, and there were slightly more than 100 students attending the elementary school. WyoHistory.org welcomes the support of the following sponsors. On that Friday afternoon in their quiet, rural town, a deranged couple entered the communitys elementary school, took those inside hostage and detonated a bomb in a first grade classroom. Also, how long was it before the kids started talking about seeing angels? She fled the building and drove the Youngs vanwith Deppe and Mendenhall still insideto the town hall, where she reported her fathers plan.
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