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Pictured Is The Front Of The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. At 9:02 On April 19, 1995 An Ammonium Nitrate And Nitromethane Fertilizer Truck Bomb Was Exploded By Timothy Mcveigh, An American Domestic Terrorist, Destroying The Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. One Hundred Sixty-Eight Americans Lost Their Life.

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Pictured is the front of the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. At 9:02 on April 19, 1995 an ammonium nitrate and nitromethane fertilizer truck bomb was exploded by Timothy McVeigh, an American domestic terrorist, destroying the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. One hundred sixty-eight Americans lost their life.

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