On the morning of April 19, 1995, the [[Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building]] in [[Oklahoma City]] was bombed. By official figures, 168 people died.<ref>There's an open question about a possible 169th victim. See ''Others Unknown''.</ref> Until the [[September 11th attacks]] in 2001, this was the deadliest terrorist incident in the [[United States]]. [[Timothy McVeigh]] and [[Terry Nichols]] were convicted for their parts in the bombing, and [[Michael Fortier]] plead guilty after cooperating with the prosecution.
+
On the morning of April 19, 1995, the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in [[Oklahoma City]] was bombed. By official figures, 168 people died.<ref>There's an open question about a possible 169th victim. See ''Others Unknown''.</ref> Until the [[September 11th attacks]] in 2001, this was the deadliest terrorist incident in the [[United States]]. [[Timothy McVeigh]] and [[Terry Nichols]] were convicted for their parts in the bombing, and Michael Fortier plead guilty after cooperating with the prosecution.