Verdict in McVeigh Trial Seen as Civilized Justice
The Oklahoma City bombing verdict is viewed as closing a grim chapter with McVeigh found guilty beyond reasonable doubt. Observers say the proceedings demonstrated a well run system, led by Judge Matsch and robust prosecution, while defense efforts focused on challenging the lab and evidence.
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Nichols Trial May Be Harder For Co-Defendant
Report notes that a separate Nichols trial could hinge on different witnesses and evidence than McVeigh. It details how the government trimmed the indictment and which past acts and items like the Arkansas gun robbery and ammonium nitrate evidence may or may not surface. Fortier’s testimony is highlighted as pivotal, while Nichols argues he split from McVeigh in early 1995 to start anew in Kansas with his wife.
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Oklahoma lawmaker seeks grand jury over Oklahoma City bombing
A state lawmaker accused federal coverup in the April 19 1995 bombing and filed petitions to trigger a county grand jury investigation. He claimed signatures exceed 13 000, with 5 000 needed from registered voters to compel a grand jury. Other figures include Petitioner Key and figures McVeigh and Nichols.
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Online debate erupts over McVeigh verdict across chat rooms
In Akron Ohio readers debate the Oklahoma City verdict with arguments pro and con. Online audiences surge as AOL reports more than 2300 subscribers filling chat rooms minutes after the ruling. Officials note rapid, global discussion has grown with new central discussion areas for major news.
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Online forums clash with veterans amid McVeigh case coverage
The article notes AOL chat room users venting about inaccurate information and heated debates as McVeigh coverage fuels online contention. ABC News.com rushes to correct a staging error that briefly posted verdict headlines ahead of official reading.
Jury prepares to hear McVeigh childhood and Waco links
Jurors may hear from McVeigh family members and a friend about his early life in Pendleton New York and his anti government views. The defense may call Waco experts to discuss governmental actions during the raid. Judges decide possible sentences including death. Prosecutors express satisfaction while the defense vows readiness for the next stage.
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Oklahoma City bombing trial next phase details
Jurors begin hearing evidence in the penalty phase with prosecutors to call victims relatives and survivors on Wednesday. Defense may call McVeigh relatives as part of possible sentencing deliberations at Terre Haute and the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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