Category: Timothy McVeigh

OKC Bomber McVeigh’s Defense Records Taken Offline

May 18, 2022
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The University of Texas at Austin has removed a trove of records about Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh from its online archives at the request of a person named in the documents, according to an archivist a UT Austin. Donated by and named after McVeigh’s lead defense attorney, the Stephen Jones Oklahoma City Bombing Archive comprises…

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OKC Bombing Anniversary: Ex Neo-Nazi With Plot Knowledge Sits in Female Prison

April 19, 2022
Donna LanganPete LanganTimothy McVeighUndercover FedsUSUS Features
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On the 27th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing, the deadliest domestic terror attack in U.S. history, an inmate believed to have knowledge about potential co-conspirators in that bombing languishes in a Texas prison awaiting a sex change. Prison staff are in the process of retaining surgeons to perform the operation for the inmate, who now…

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Researchers: Garland Should Reopen OKC Bombing Case He Helped Prosecute

April 19, 2022
Jesse TrentadueMerrick GarlandOKC bombingPATCONRoger CharlesTimothy McVeighUSUS Features
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During the tenure of Attorney General Merrick Garland the Department of Justice launched an effort targeting parents at school board meetings, pushed for severe sentences against Jan. 6 defendants, and created a new domestic counterterrorism office within the Department of Justice (DOJ)—all with the stated aim of combatting white supremacy and domestic extremism. But if…

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