Witnesses who saw McVeigh in the presence

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The report proceeds in a chronological manner that is easy to follow. We learn through its actions and evidence that the federal government almost immediately began spinning the story to present the image that McVeigh was alone the day the ammonium nitrate-fuel oil bomb exploded and caused the deaths of 168 (169?) people.

Witnesses who saw suspicious characters in downtown OK City the morning of April 19 were never called to the stand. All points bulletins issued by law enforcement to locate the suspicious characters were withdrawn immediately after the arrest of McVeigh an hour after the bombing, though he was held for two days before being officially connected to the incident.

Other of others days before the bombing and the phone number list morning of the bombing were excluded from court proceedings.

Witnesses who claim that their response to jump under their desks when the building began shaking moments before the blast were never called to testify.

Senator Key was apprised of these, and more inconsistencies within days of what, until September 11, 2001, was the worst “terrorist attack” in American history. “So many broken-hearted families affected directly by the bombing had unanswered questions and implored me, in my capacity as an elected official, to pursue further investigation into the case. This resulted in the formation of the Oklahoma Bombing Investigation Committee by private citizens, which was funded solely by the private sector,” explained Key in the preface.