Oklahoma City bombing investigation widens with new charges
A week after the Murrah building blast the death toll nears 100 as Timothy McVeigh faces sole arrest in the bombing while brothers James and Terry Nichols are charged as conspirators in Michigan. Traces of nitrates and high explosives are found in the car McVeigh drove.
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Terry Nichols
Timothy McVeigh
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Ron Norick
FBI
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Junction City
Kan
Associated Press
James Nichols
Dreamland Motel
Clinton mourns Secret Service agent killed in Oklahoma bombing
President Clinton and Hillary Clinton attended the funeral of Alan G. Whicher, a Secret Service agent who left the White House for Oklahoma seven months earlier. Whicher was among four bombing victims linked to the president by fate, as Clinton urged Americans to rebuke hate and violence during a Midwest trip.
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Bombing suspects linked to Junction City and Midwest towns
The article traces Timothy McVeigh and an accomplice through Junction City Kansas and nearby motels, showing they stayed days before the bombing. It notes Ryder truck use, motel records, and the men’s movements between Michigan, Arizona and Kansas before the Oklahoma City attack.
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John Doe
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1St Infantry
McVeigh
Terry Nichols
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Arizona
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Interstate 70
Kansas
Dreamland
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Great Western Inn
Dreamland Motel
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