Kathy Schroeder appears in Netflix's Waco: American Apocalypse, and despite her experience, she remains religious and still defends David Koresh.
Unlike some other survivors, Kathy Schroeder admits in the documentary Waco: American Apocalypse that she doesn't believe David Koresh was a bad guy. Schroeder joined the cult as a married adult with her husband and two children. While survivors like Heather Jones were born into Koresh's cult, Schroeder chose to join because of her belief in Koresh's message. One of the reasons the police were persuing Koresh was for sleeping with minors.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Unfortunately, Schroeder's husband was killed during the FBI siege. While she made it out alive, she initially contemplated taking her own life as Koresh ordered her to throw a grenade and kill herself and everyone else in the room if the situation got any worse. Schroeder was arrested and sentenced to three years in prison, but her term was shortened because she agreed to testify about her experience in the Branch Davidians.
Kathy Schroeder Moved After The Events Of Waco: American Apocalypse While Schroeder seems to stand behind Koresh and his message, she didn't remain in Waco after the siege. According to The Cinemaholic, Schroeder left Texas and returned to Florida, where she was originally from. In 1999, six years after the siege, she welcomed her fifth child with her boyfriend. Schroeder currently resides in Tampa, Florida, where she's in contact with all of her children.
Why Kathy Schroeder's Story In Waco: American Apocalypse Is So Important Schroeder's perspective differs tremendously from other survivors who speak out in Waco: American Apocalypse, David Thibodeau and Heather Jones. While Jones expresses a lot of trauma around the situation, and Thibodeau seems pretty neutral about Koresh as a leader, Schroeder defends him. Most documentaries showcase how drastically different individuals are decades after their experience.
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