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...bargain is Fortier's perceived weaknesses as a witness. "We can't just put him on the stand," the official said. "The defense will show the CNN tape of him saying McVeigh had nothing to do with it, and the jury will conclude he was lying at least once."Oklahoma Explosion Page
George D. Lawrence Jr. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Via America Online...
Terry Nichols, initially detained in Kansas as a material witness to the Oklahoma City bombing, formally became a suspect as federal prosecutors accused him of participating in the April 19 attack; the charges could bring him the death penalty if he is convicted. Nichols was transferred to the same Oklahoma federal prison that holds the other suspect in the case, Timothy McVeigh, an old Army buddy with whom Nichols apparently shared a strong dislike of the government. Meanwhile, federal agents in Arizona arrested Steven Colbern, a biochemist, on unrelated weapons charges. He was picked up after investigators received...
...April 19, Bush was in Houston reminiscing with a friend about his former White House staff members and how he used to play horseshoes with them. It was then that the news came out of Oklahoma City. Bush flipped the television coverage off and on, called his Secret Service detail chief for word from the disaster area. As it turned out, one victim had once been part of the Bush entourage: Al Whicher, a Secret Service man. Bush wrote in his letter, "He was no Nazi. He was a kind man, a loving parent, a man dedicated to serving...
James Nichols was ordered freed without bail after a hearing today in Detroit. Federal prosecutors had argued for the first time thatNichols, brother of bombing suspect Terry Nichols, wasconnected to the Oklahoma City bombing. However, U.S. District Judge Paul Borman ordered Nichols released after determining that thegovernment had not presented sufficient evidenceto justify holding him. A little more than a month after the bombing, the remains of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building will be demolished tomorrow in Oklahoma City. Demolition crews say it should only take a few minutes for the little more than 100 pounds of explosives they...