The Truth About the Waco Twin Peaks Biker Shootout with Biker Richard Luther

The Waco shootout at a Twin Peaks restaurant flooded with bikers from clubs such as the Cossacks, the Bandidos, and many more is explained with witness, Richard Luther. Luther’s experience as a Cossack, the shootout, thoughts on a possible conspiracy, and the 33 days he would go on to spend in jail after the shootout is explored. Learn the ugly truth about the police handling of the situation, the cruel and unusual punishment that bikers suffered in jail, and the pieces of the puzzle that don’t add up, in this Antidote interview hosted by Michael Parker.

Guest Bio

Richard Luther from Garland, Texas is a member of the Cossacks Motorcycle Club and was present at the May 17, 2015 shootout at Twin Peaks restaurant in Waco, Texas.

He would end up spending 33 days in jail.

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Episode Breakdown

00:01 Welcoming Richard Luther to Antidote.

00:40 How Richard ended up at Twin Peaks restaurant.

03:03 Bandidos and the Waco police.

04:55 Biker club chapters and examination trials.

07:20 Twin Peaks layout and unmarked vehicles.

09:54 The arrival of the Bandidos.

11:50 The first shots.

15:13 Inside Twin Peaks, police arrival and Richard Vincent Kirschner Jr.

21:34 Police arrests, ambulance services and bystanders.

24:24 Finding weapons and police accusations.

26:14 Treatment in jail and convention center holding.

30:05 Meeting the warden and Judge Walter Peterson.

32:28 Bond, treatment by police and surprise inspection.

34:56 Attorney advice and current mental state.

36:08 Autopsy reports and informants.

41:24 Thank you and goodbye.

Guest Bio

Richard Luther from Garland, Texas is a member of the Cossacks Motorcycle Club and was present at the May 17, 2015 shootout at Twin Peaks restaurant in Waco, Texas.

He would end up spending 33 days in jail.