The Truth About the Biggest Act of Domestic Terrorism in American History

I lost my two grandsons in the bombing and spent the next 30 years investigating the attack myself.

Evidence accumulated over 31 years shows the official story that McVeigh was a lone wolf is a full-blown lie.

I wouldn't have believed the official story about the bombing if it hadn't happened to me.

A mother reported seeing a bomb squad downtown before the bombing, and a fire dispatcher confirmed a prior high-alert memorandum for terrorist activity.

ATF informant Carol Howe warned her handler in December 1994 about trips to target buildings for bombing, and McVeigh called Andreas Strassmeier at Elohim City two minutes after renting the truck.

The FBI dismissed the existence of John Doe Two despite multiple eyewitnesses seeing McVeigh with another man at the crime scene and motel.

ATF officials claimed they were at a golf tournament during the bombing, but agent Luke Frainey's story about escaping an elevator and saving a lockbox of savings bonds did not add up.

Michael Fortier received a plea deal and entered witness protection despite evidence of his involvement, and his letter to me was deceptive.

I visited Elohim City, was escorted by armed guards, and learned about residents like Strassmeier and the burial of Richard Wayne Snell, who had previously planned to bomb the Murrah Building.

Richard Wayne Snell was executed on the day of the bombing, smiled while watching news of it, and had previously planned to bomb the Murrah Building.

McVeigh was the bomber but did not act alone; eyewitnesses saw multiple men building the bomb at Geary Lake and in his motel room.

The most obvious explanation is that the people with McVeigh were FBI informants and the government is hiding that fact.

Retired FBI agent Danny Coulson admitted he was put on paid leave after the bombing and suggested I convene a federal grand jury to solve the case.

I forgave McVeigh and Nichols after watching my husband die from anger, and hosting Nichols' son Josh transformed my life.