Oklahoma City Bombing Trial

The Oklahoma City bombing trial involved the prosecution of Timothy McVeigh, who carried out a domestic terrorist attack in 1995, bombing the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, resulting in 168 deaths. The trial focused on McVeigh’s motives and actions, ultimately leading to his conviction on federal charges and his execution in 2001. The case highlighted issues of terrorism, homegrown extremism, and justice for victims, emphasizing the government's response to such acts of violence. The trial also examined legal procedures, evidence collection, and the impact on victims’ families and the community.