Oklahoma City to mark 30 years since the bombing that killed 168 people and shook America
- Timothy McVeigh detonated a bomb outside the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building on April 19, 1995, killing 168 people and injuring over 800 others.
- The Oklahoma City bombing remains a painful memory for the families of victims, such as Aren Almon, whose daughter Baylee was killed.
- Dennis Purifoy, a survivor, lost 16 colleagues and warned about the dangers of anti-government views.
- A remembrance ceremony for the Oklahoma City bombing's 30th anniversary is set for April 19 at the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum.
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‘Miracle baby’ from Oklahoma City bombing finds his purpose, 30 years on
The youngest survivor of the 1995 domestic terrorist attack had a breathing tube for a decade and was so badly burned he had to play outside at night. But PJ Allen says his family made him feel like he had a normal life.
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Oklahoma City to mark 30 years since the bombing that killed 168 people and shook America
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