The aftermath: Immediately after the bombing, firefighters and witnesses react to tragedy.
Diagram of Alfred P. Murrah building and vicinity
A new book says Timothy McVeigh was ready to die in the bombing if necessary and that he was as calm as any delivery-truck driver "making a routine drop-off."
McVeigh calls the deaths of 19 children in the blast "collateral damage" saying that he regrets their deaths detracted from his efforts to avenge Waco and Ruby ridge.
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol radio call log (sheet 139) for 4/19/95, regarding stop
and arrest of Timothy McVeigh by Trooper Charles Hanger on the day of the bombing.
Court TV's interview: Glen Wilburn, grandfather of
two bombing victims, spearheaded the drive to convene
a grand jury to look into conspiracy theories about the case.
Read the criminal complaint against McVeigh.
Indictment
of Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols.
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