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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1995

Page

3

Hero Visits Youngster He Rescued

Oklahoma City truck driver Richard McKnight recalls rescuing five year old Christopher Nguyen minutes after a bomb hit the federal building. Fourteen children were killed. four are missing and six hospitalized. Christopher, weighed 44 pounds, was found in McKnight’s arms and later reunited with his parents.

Oklahoma City Federal Richard McKnight Christopher McKnight Christopher Nguyen Children’s Hospital Moore Phuong Nguyen Thu Nguyen Nguyen

Evidence Mounts Against McVeigh in Oklahoma City Bombing

Witnesses place Timothy McVeigh driving a Ryder truck toward the federal building and then speeding away before the blast. The 27 year old faces federal charges with the death penalty as a second suspect known as John Doe 2 remains at large. The death toll reaches 110, with 15 children among the victims as investigators pursue leads including an Arizona plate LZC646.

Oklahoma City Timothy McVeigh John Doe U.S Ronald Howland McVeigh Merrick Garland Howland Alfred P. Murrah Federal Social Security Jon Hansen FBI John Horsley Arizona

McVeigh Held Without Bail as Oklahoma City Bombing Proceeds

Federal magistrate orders Timothy McVeigh held without bail after ruling there is sufficient evidence for trial. Investigators press on in Oklahoma City ruins where 110 are dead including 15 children. FBI seeks Arizona license plate LZC646 possibly tied to McVeigh vehicle. detention hearing for James Nichols follows. video suggests the plate appeared before the blast. McVeigh’s 1983 Pontiac station wagon in Arizona and other details surface as probes trace his connections and escape routes.

Timothy McVeigh Federal Building FBI Arizona James Nichols McVeigh Kingman Ariz

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