Timothy McVeigh may not have been a lone bomber

On a mid-April day in 1995, America faced the worst attack on our soil at the time. Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols worked together to bomb a federal building in Oklahoma City. Well, that’s what we think.

Timothy McVeigh

McVeigh may have collaborated with the government to bomb that federal building in Oklahoma City. Through the initial reporting, there were unused bombs inside the federal building. Witnesses even claimed to see multiple people bringing in items that would match the description of C-4 plastic explosives. A filmmaker named Holland Vandennieuwenhof, who appears on Info Wars, states that he talked to a sheriff deputy who overheard the ATF saying that they found remnants of C-4 that had been used. These explosives could not have been placed by either McVeigh or Nichols because there is evidence that they never set a single foot in the building.

Through McVeigh’s own account, he states that he had a boss that gave him and multiple people the order to bomb the building. Although there is hard evidence that there were multiple people besides McVeigh and his accomplice, Nichols, it seems that it has been covered up. The government released a statement that did not include finding bombs inside the building and the security camera footage has still not been seen to this day. The government is acting very strange with only releasing certain evidence about the catastrophe that killed 168 people and injured over 680 more.

The damaged caused by the bombing

The police officer that was first on the scene reported that when he arrived, there were several FBI agents that were watching what was happening. The only problem with this is that the officer responded four minutes after the bomb went off and the FBI headquarters was several miles away. How were they on the scene within four minutes when the bomb destroyed almost everything in its surroundings?

The responding officer also went into the building and miraculously saved four people before injuring himself. Due to his heroic actions, he was awarded the Medal of Valor. Sadly, he committed suicide before he could receive his award. He committed suicide by slitting his wrists and running one mile into a field. Oddly, he was known to be anemic and also had a gunshot to the head. Could the government have killed the officer? Did they have a part in the bombing?

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-Michael Brown