Nichols Sentencing Is Not Quite The End Of OKC Investigations
By J.M. Berger
INTELWIRE.com
Despite an Oklahoma jury's decision to spare Terry Nichols the death penalty (
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The FBI is still conducting an internal investigation of whether it mishandled the investigation of the bombing or withheld crucial information from the Nichols and Timothy McVeigh defense teams.
The investigation is not the first internal review of the bombing. A Justice Department internal investigation found substantial irregularities in the forensic analysis of the bomb itself.
The investigation will examine claims of other conspirators, including possible involvement by a gang of white supremacist bank robbers, links which have been extensively covered by the Associated Press.
It may also touch on the possibility of foreign involvement in the bombing.
Click here for INTELWIRE's special coverage of possible links between al Qaeda and the conspirator, including several stories on al Qaeda's infiltration of the U.S. military which are exclusive to INTELWIRE.
The trial's outcome is a double-edged sword in terms of any further developments in the case.
Since Nichols was spared the death penalty, he continues to have a strong incentive to avoid incriminating himself with any further admission of terrorist links.
Conversely, Nichols remains alive to at least receive the questions, unlike Timothy McVeigh who was executed on June 11, 2001.
AN INTELWIRE SPECIAL REPORT: OKC
The following news stories contain a great deal of original material tracing the possibility of al Qaeda complicity in the OKC bombing. al Qaeda involvement in the bombing could be as simple as a shared bomb recipe or as complex as full-scale financial and logistical cooperation the attack. Although such claims have not been proven, INTELWIRE believes there is more than enough evidence to justify a continued investigation.
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Exposed: Al Qaeda & Saudi Gov't Plotted To Recruit Gulf War Vets As Terrorists
McVeigh, Nichols made moves on key dates in al Qaeda recruitment plot
INS Deported bin Laden Brother-in-Law Just Days After OKC Bombing
Linking Terry Nichols to Ramzi Yousef: Is There A Case?
al Qaeda Recruited Christians in Key Terry Nichols Locale
Jose Padilla and John Doe 2? A Look At A Long Shot
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