Kenneth Michael Trentadue lived in California, violated the law in California & was arrested in California, but was tortured to death in Oklahoma City, OK.
Why was he taken to Oklahoma City.

The DOJ said he was found hung in his cell with a noose made out of his bed sheets.

Ligature marks on his neck match plastic zip-tie police hand-cuffs! His body was beaten from the bottom of his feet, his back side front side & everywhere else to the top of his head and his throat had been cut!

The FBI tried to cremate his body 4 times. When the family finally got his body back from the FBI it was covered head to toe with make-up. The day after Trentadue's death, Kevin Rowland, the chief examiner of the Oklahoma state medical examiner filed a complaint with the FBI reporting irregularities in the investigation of Trentadue's death: the coroner was at first not permitted into the cell where Trentadue had died, and the cell itself was washed out before any investigation could be performed. The complaint went on to state that, although the exact cause of death could not be determined, the claim that Trentadue had committed suicide was not consistent with the medical examiner's findings, and Trentadue appeared to have been tortured. The FBI paperwork from the agent who received the medical examiner's call reads "murder" and "believes that foul play is suspected in this matter."
A Board of Inquiry was convened by the Bureau of Prisons.
The attorney in charge of the investigation was ordered to treat his findings as "attorney work product", a legal distinction that would protect information uncovered in his investigation from any potential lawsuit or Freedom of Information Act inquiries. Medical examiner Fred Jordan remained firm in his refusal to classify the death a suicide. Jordan told the U.S. Attorney's Office that Trentadue had been "abused and tortured", and would even go so far as to say "the federal grand jury is part of a cover-up." In November 1999 the U.S. Inspector General released a report stating that the FBI and Bureau of Prisons had poorly conducted the investigation, and that
four employees of the federal government had "destroyed evidence" & "made false statements" under oath in connection to the Trentadue case. The Trentadue family filed a wrongful death suit against the federal government, and were awarded a judgment of $1.1 million dollars.
Alden Gillis Baker, a witness to this torture, death & clean-up also died the same way. Along with Richard Lee Guthrie Jr the bombing suspect Trentadue was mistaken for. Guthrie was due to tell all to the L.A. Times the following day.
JakeStarkey = Loser!