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To: razorback-bert;PJ-Comix;Wm Bach
IIRC, McVeigh left the Mercury in an alley across from the Murrah building, then had Nichols drive down from Kansas to pick him up.

I, too think McVeigh was executed prematurely. At first, I avoided the conspiracy theories like germs, but with passing events recently, Jeez, I dunno!

Guess my main problem with the conspiracy angles was the "multiple bombs/ANFO not powerful enough/buildings close by not damaged" BS that came from either so-called experts, or were outright fabrications.

Doubt we will ever know the whole truth!

37 posted on 06/17/2002 12:40:36 PM PDT by Don Carlos
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To: Don Carlos
Nichols and Fournier should be questioned as to whether they knew Padilla.

PJ---Who is still waiting for the Padilla early 1995 (until April) Timeline.

39 posted on 06/17/2002 12:59:15 PM PDT by PJ-Comix
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To: Don Carlos
This still leaves the truck unguarded.

I would be worried about someone smelling something odd (diesel,nito,fertlizer) in a truck primilary use for moving household goods and checking on it.

40 posted on 06/17/2002 1:12:10 PM PDT by razorback-bert
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To: Don Carlos
I suspect the ANFO "problem" has a simple solution: McVeigh somehow got hold of enough Semtex or other high explosive to knock down the building. No massive conspiracy or demolition charges inside the building required. The trouble is, nobody knows where McVeigh might have gotten such stuff.

OKC does look rather a lot like the embassy bombings in Africa. TNT was, at least, a component of those bombs.

43 posted on 06/17/2002 1:51:52 PM PDT by eno_
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