As more than 30 witnesses look on, McVeigh will be put to death by lethal injection at the federal death penalty facility in Terre Haute, Indiana.

Read the Bureau of Prisons "how-to" manual for carrying out McVeigh's execution.

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McVeigh says he has "religious, ethical and philosophical objections" to having an autopsy performed on him after the execution. Read agreement McVeigh made with coroner.

• Dozens of victims and relatives of those who perished in the April 19, 1995 bombing will watch the execution, from Oklahoma, via closed-circuit television.
• Officials wary about attempts to steal video feed
• Death penalty foes call execution a 'death pageant'
• Ashcroft says families can watch on closed-circuit television
• Families, survivors pleased with decision
• McVeigh will be able to ask for stay right before execution
• McVeigh considers what he will eat for his last meal