Final Report on the Bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Building
April 19, 1995 
 

Six years in the making, this groundbreaking book is the result of the most credible, comprehensive independent investigation ever conducted of the Oklahoma City terrorist bombing.

Headed by former Oklahoma state representative Charles Key, the Oklahoma City Bombing Investigation Committee recently announced the long-awaited release of its final report, which differs sharply and dramatically from the official conclusions of the federal government.

The lengthy report was written, said Key, to help Americans finally "get to the truth" about what really happened April 19, 1995 -- the day the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building was destroyed in Oklahoma City, Okla.

Timothy McVeigh, who was executed June 11, and accomplice Terry Nichols, who is serving a life sentence for his role, were not alone in planning and carrying out the bombing, the exhaustive report concludes.

Major points outlined in the committee's report include:

* Evidence suggesting the federal government had prior knowledge that the bombing was going to occur, and where;

* Evidence others besides McVeigh and Nichols had a hand in planning the attack, securing the materials for the explosives, and carrying the bombing out;

* Materials detailing the government's early assertion that other unexploded bombs were found by authorities immediately after the first bomb went off;

* Failures by federal law and court officials before, during and after the bombing.

"The purpose of our report is to document the truth," Key told WorldNetDaily. "We, as so many others do, believe that facts regarding other perpetrators, prior knowledge, and the number of explosive devices used to damage the Murrah Building has been concealed."

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