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...show she had been intimidated by an arduous eight consecutive days of FBI interrogation after the bombing. Crying and dabbing her tears with tissue, she told jurors federal agents had placed blown-up pictures of her on the walls along with photocopies of federal statutes. On one, a handwritten note read: "penalty = death." She said she had no knowledge that her brother was involved in the bombing, but agents told her "that he was guilty and that he was going to fry." "McVeigh's attorneys effectively portrayed the FBI tactics as coercive and intimidating," notes Cole. "But they could...
...Herington, Kansas, about 20 miles south of Junction City. The prosecution contends that on April 16 McVeigh parked his Mercury in Oklahoma City and then Nichols drove him back to the Dreamland. Several people saw the car parked near the Murrah building before the bombing. Prosecutors will introduce a handwritten note McVeigh left on the car saying it had a bad battery, ensuring that no one would...
...psychology concentrator and creative writer, Kirk lost her "entire life's work" in the accident, including seven handwritten hard-cover manuscripts...
OKLAHOMA CITY: As fan mail goes, it doesn't get much better than having the FBI request it as evidence. Oklahoma Gazette reporter Phil Bacharach handed over to federal authorities a handwritten letter written by Timothy McVeigh last November in which the Oklahoma City bombing suspect detailed his beef against the Justice Department. The Gazette, a local arts weekly, made the letter public Tuesday. In the note, dated November 26, 1996, McVeigh commends an article Bacharach had written about him and provided this clarification: "You quote me as saying that the FBI are ?wizards at PR.? What I actually said...
WASHINGTON, D.C.: Another chapter in the White House as Motel 6 story broke Tuesday with a newly released internal memo that showed President Clinton eagerly approving a recommendation to use Lincoln Bedroom sleepovers as bait to encourage big Democratic donors. Clinton?s handwritten note was prompted by a memo from Clinton-Gore finance chairman Terence McAuliffe identifying ways to pursue10 prominent contributors, including recommending that they be treated to Presidential face time at breakfasts, lunches, coffees or other outings. "Yes, pursue all 3 and promptly -- and get other names of the 100,000 or more," Clinton wrote back, apparently asking...