In 1984 or 1985, a fire destroyed a $500,000 administration building and press at Mount Carmel. Roden said Koresh started the fire, but Koresh replied that "no man set that fire" and that it was a judgment of URL Roden, claiming to have the support of the majority of the cult, forced Koresh and his group off the property at gunpoint. Another version says that Koresh left with the vast majority of the group 's followers. Koresh and his  followers settled in Palestine, Texas; Roden renamed Mount Carmel "Rodenville". In a videotaped interview, Roden led a tour of "Rodenville" using an M1 carbine as a pointer and declared: "It's basically a holy jihad, Khomeini versus Israel, that's what Vernon Howell has with me."Extracts included in Waco: The Rules of Engagement, 1997 documentary by director William Gazecki and producer Michael McNulty. The 135-minute cable-TV version includes footage of Roden not included in the theatrical release. Three years later,  resentful of Koresh's power over the Davidians, Roden allegedly challenged Koresh, saying that whoever could resurrect the dead was the true leader. Roden told the press he exhumed a body only because he was moving the  URL While Roden prayed over the body of Ana Hughes, who had died two decades earlier, Koresh reported Roden to the McLennan County sheriff's office for corpse abuse. The police told Koresh that he needed evidence to back up his accusation.
In 1984 or 1985, a fire destroyed a $500,000 administration building and press at Mount Carmel. Roden said Koresh started the fire, but Koresh replied that "no man set that fire" and that it was a judgment of URL Roden, claiming to have the support of the majority of the cult, forced Koresh and his group off the property at gunpoint. Disturbed by the events, a further splinter group led by Charles Joseph Pace moved out of Mount Carmel Center and set up home in Gadsden, Alabama. Koresh and about 25 followers settled in Palestine, Texas; Roden renamed Mount Carmel "Rodenville". In a videotaped interview, Roden led a tour of "Rodenville" using an M1 carbine as a pointer and declared: "It's basically a holy jihad, Khomeini versus Israel, that's what Vernon Howell has with me."Extracts included in Waco: The Rules of Engagement, 1997 documentary by director William Gazecki and producer Michael McNulty. The 135-minute cable-TV version includes footage of Roden not included in the theatrical release. In October 1987, Roden married Amo Paul Bishop (known as Amo P. Bishop Roden since URL A month later, on November 3, 1987, Koresh and seven of his followers stormed Mount Carmel. According to one version, Roden, resentful of Koresh's power over the Davidians, challenged Koresh, saying that whoever could resurrect the dead was the true leader. Roden told the press he exhumed a body only because he was moving the community URL While Roden prayed over the body of Ana Hughes, who had died two decades earlier, Koresh reported Roden to the McLennan County sheriff's office for corpse abuse. The police told Koresh that he needed evidence to back up his accusation.
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Another version says that Koresh left with the vast majority of the group 's followers. Koresh and his
Disturbed by the events, a further splinter group led by Charles Joseph Pace moved out of Mount Carmel Center and set up home in Gadsden, Alabama.
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Koresh and about 25
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Three years later,
In October 1987, Roden married Amo Paul Bishop (known as Amo P. Bishop Roden since URL A month later, on November 3, 1987, Koresh and seven of his followers stormed Mount Carmel.
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According to one version, Roden,
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Roden allegedly
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