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The events that occurred at Waco, Texas and Ruby Ridge caused McVeigh to want to bomb a government building filled with governments. -
There were almost no indicators for the bombing but a truck being parked outside the Federal Building -
The massive fertilizer bomb kills 168 people instantly. -
The FBI released sketches of two possible suspects involved in the bombing. -
President Clinton appears at a prayer service and gives his condolences to the public. -
Experts used 150 pounds of charges to collapse and destroy the remains of the Federal Building. -
Federal Gran Jury indicts McVeigh and Nichols that put them to blame for the bombing. -
The trial is moved to Denver because the judge think there can be no fair trial for them in Oklahoma. -
Mcveigh confessed to the bombing during defense interviews. -
The jurors find McVeigh guilty on all counts including the plot of the bombing. -
After McVeigh is convicted, they start selecting a jury for Nichols' trial. -
Although he avoided any direct blame, he is found guilty for conspiracy. -
Despite his many attempts for appeals, he finally gives up and requests for execution -
McVeigh states, "if I did (say he was sorry), I wouldn't be telling the truth." -
He is executed at the U.S. Penitentiary in Terre Haute, Ind. -
It is revealed that Nichols confessed during secret plea negotiations in a year prior.