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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma / Bombing / McVeigh's Story #196221

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Mar 29, 2001
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(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) ABCNews exclusive report on the words of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, bomber Timothy McVeigh, who is scheduled to be executed in May, introduced.

(Oklahoma City: Charles Gibson) McVeigh's story as presented to two Buffalo News reporters, authors of "American Terrorist: Timothy McVeigh and the Oklahoma City Bombings", reviewed; photos and video shown. [Reporter Lou MICHEL - describes McVeigh's reactions to the Murrah building bombing, why he chose that site and his views on the bombing victims.] [Reporter Dan HERBECK - says McVeigh never expressed remorse; explains the impact the government's siege at Waco, Texas, had on McVeigh.] [Psychiatrist John SMITH - says McVeigh may have known there was a day care center in the building.]

(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) Report introduced.

(Oklahoma City: Bob Jamieson) The reaction in Oklahoma City to McVeigh's words examined. [Bombing victim Priscilla SALIER - says McVeigh is using his book to attack us again.] [Bombing victims' mother Edye STOWE - says the children did not matter to McVeigh.] [FBI agent Floyd SIMS, prosecutor Lawrence MACKIE - react to McVeigh's words.]

(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) Further coverage of McVeigh later tonight noted.

Reporter(s):
Gibson, Charles;
Jamieson, Bob;
Vargas, Elizabeth
Duration:
00:05:50

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