Oklahoma City bombing: McVeigh, Nichols plead not guilty

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McVeigh and Nichols entered not guilty pleas on Aug 15, 1995, on charges they killed 168 people in the Apr 1995 car bombing attack in Oklahoma City, OK. Medical experts said a leg found in the building was from a black woman, discounting speculation that it belonged to one of the bombers.

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Oklahoma City bombing: McVeigh, Nichols indicted

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An Oklahoma City, OK, grand jury indicted McVeigh and Nichols on conspiracy, bombing and murder charges on Aug 10, 1995. Michael Fortier, a friend of McVeigh's, pled guilty to lessor charges in return for his testimony against the two. Newsweek published an interview with McVeigh.

Fortier, Michael

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Terry Nichols denied bail; brother freed

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A federal judge denied bail to Oklahoma City bombing suspect Terry Nichols because he was a threat to public safety. James Nichols was freed because he was not a public threat. Officials had already charged a second suspect, Timothy McVeigh, and were seeking a third suspect.

Nichols, James D.

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