Timothy McVeigh trial

Timothy McVeigh was responsible for the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, which killed 168 people. His trial began in 1997, focusing on his role in the attack and his motivation related to government actions. The prosecution presented evidence linking him to the bombing, including his truck and explosives. McVeigh’s defense argued that while he participated, he was influenced by extremist views. Ultimately, he was convicted of murder and conspiracy, receiving the death penalty. The trial highlighted issues of domestic terrorism and the government's response, drawing national attention to safety and security concerns in the U.S.