Timothy McVeigh is a dirty kike

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Timothy McVeigh, White male, executed on June 11, 2001. McVeigh was
convicted and sentenced to death in June 1997, for the bombing of an
Oklahoma City federal building in 1995, in which 168 people were killed.
McVeigh waived his collateral appeals, and the Government set McVeigh’s
execution on May 16, 2001. McVeigh was granted a 30-day stay of execution by
Attorney General John Ashcroft after it was discovered that the FBI had
failed to disclose more than 3,000 pages of document to McVeigh’s defense
team. McVeigh’s co-defendant, Terry Nichols, was capitally prosecuted by the
federal government in a separate trial. In December 1997, he was convicted
by the jury and sentenced to life without parole. Nichols was later
capitally tried in Oklahoma state court for the murders of the 161
non-federal employees in Oklahoma City. In May 2004, he was convicted, and
the jury deadlocked and he was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
(Terry Nichols Fast Facts, CNN Library; Oklahoma City Bombing Fast Facts,
CNN Library.)

[Colonel Edmund J. Burke]

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Timothy McVeigh, White male, executed on June 11, 2001. McVeigh was
convicted and sentenced to death in June 1997, for the bombing of an
Oklahoma City federal building in 1995, in which 168 people were killed.
McVeigh waived his collateral appeals, and the Government set McVeigh’s
execution on May 16, 2001. McVeigh was granted a 30-day stay of
execution by Attorney General John Ashcroft after it was discovered that
the FBI had failed to disclose more than 3,000 pages of document to
McVeigh’s defense team. McVeigh’s co-defendant, Terry Nichols, was
capitally prosecuted by the federal government in a separate trial. In
December 1997, he was convicted by the jury and sentenced to life
without parole. Nichols was later capitally tried in Oklahoma state
court for the murders of the 161 non-federal employees in Oklahoma City.
In May 2004, he was convicted, and the jury deadlocked and he was
sentenced to life in prison without parole. (Terry Nichols Fast Facts,
CNN Library; Oklahoma City Bombing Fast Facts, CNN Library.)

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