Is Timothy McVeigh a patsy?
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listen to the news broadcast - "The are reports a few moments ago, they found a second explosive device in the building." |
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listen to the news broadcast - "A second bomb has been found inside the Federal building, it was an explosion at 9 o'clock this morning that did that damage you are looking at now blowing off the entire North Face of that building. A second bomb was found in the east side of the building. A second bomb has not exploded." |
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listen to the news broadcast - "The Justice Department has reported that a second explosive device has been found in the Oklahoma Federal Building. I'd like to tell you in addition to that, two different explosive devices were found in addition to what went off, a total of three." |
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listen to the news broadcast - "The first bomb that was in Federal Building did go off, the second was found and difused, the third they are working on now; both the first and the second were larger than the first." |
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FBI Destroyed Possible McVeigh Evidence
Thu Feb 13, 4:43 AM ET Add White House
By JOHN SOLOMON, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON - The FBI and prosecutors ordered the destruction in 1999 of evidence from a bank robbery they once suspected linked Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh to white supremacists who were threatening before McVeigh's bombing to attack the government, documents show.
order the video, the OKC coverup
Oklahoma City grand jury finds no wider conspiracy
"We cannot affirmatively state that absolutely no one else was involved in the bombing," grand jurors said. "However, we have not been presented with or uncovered information sufficient to indict any additional conspirators."
No evidence that the truck bombing was the result of a U.S. government sting operation that had gone bad
No evidence that federal agents or local officials were involved in a conspiracy.
No evidence of a second bomb explosion.
Former State Rep. Charles Key, one of the petition drive's organizers, believes the bombing may have been part of a larger conspiracy. "We're dealing with FBI agent falsification of witness statements and perjury and many other problems in this case," Key told CNN on Wednesday prior to the report's release. Asked why the government might want to cover up information, Key said, "That's what we want to know."