On a drizzly February morning 25 years ago, a Waco Tribune-Herald reporter knocked on a door on Double EE Ranch Road, 12 miles east of town.
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For the first time since April 19, 1993, Waco firefighters speak about the company’s response to the rural compound 17 minutes away from Station 1.
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