Col. Thomas Beron, the Louisiana National Guard officer who oversaw security at the Superdome during the worst of Katrina, just talked to FNC’s “DaySide” about the exaggerated media reports during Katrina. Beron told the New Orleans Times-Picayune that rather than the hundreds of bodies they expected to find, the National Guard found only six — four who died of natural causes, one who overdosed and one who committed suicide.

Beron told FNC’s Juliet Huddy that the media reports were exaggerated: “I was at the Superdome the whole time until it was empty… I had the unfortunate task of handing over the bodies that we did have… to FEMA, and I think they were exaggerated — we had a total of six.”

Video here.