OKBOMB

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OKBOMB was the FBI’s codename for the federal investigation into the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, one of the deadliest domestic terrorist attacks in U.S. history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf FBI investigation
terrorism investigation
arrestResult arrest of Michael Fortier
arrest of Terry Nichols
arrest of Timothy McVeigh
classification domestic terrorism case
conductedBy Federal Bureau of Investigation NERFINISHED
U.S. Department of Justice NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
documentation FBI case files
federal court records
evidenceType explosives analysis
forensic evidence
surveillance records
witness testimony
focus bombing of Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building NERFINISHED
domestic terrorism
handledByOffice FBI Headquarters NERFINISHED
handledByOffice FBI Oklahoma City Field Office NERFINISHED
handledByUnit FBI Counterterrorism components NERFINISHED
hasCodenameFor Oklahoma City bombing investigation
impact changes in U.S. domestic terrorism policy
enhanced federal building security measures
jurisdiction federal
ledTo federal prosecution of Michael Fortier
federal prosecution of Terry Nichols
federal prosecution of Timothy McVeigh
location Oklahoma City, Oklahoma NERFINISHED
notableOutcome conviction and death sentence of Timothy McVeigh
convictions of Terry Nichols
cooperation agreement with Michael Fortier
objective determine motive for the attack
identify co-conspirators
identify perpetrators of the Oklahoma City bombing
primarySuspect Terry Nichols NERFINISHED
Timothy McVeigh NERFINISHED
relatedLaw federal bombing statutes
federal terrorism statutes
relatedToBuilding Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building NERFINISHED
relatedToCasualties 168 deaths
hundreds of injuries
relatedToEvent Oklahoma City bombing NERFINISHED
scale one of the largest FBI investigations in U.S. history
startDate 1995-04-19
timePeriod mid-1990s

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