30 YEARS AGO... AMERICA WAS ATTACKED BY ONE OF ITS OWN

April 19, 1995 - Timothy McVeigh did the unthinkable. He bombed the Alfred P. Murrah federal building in Oklahoma City... killing 168 men, women and children. And injuring 684 more people.

30 years later... it remains the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in U.S. history.

[rachelturner]

I literally watched the netflix doc today! What are the odds you post this lol. I've seen about the case before, it's so sad and terrible what happened

[gmurph]

Love your makeup. Thank you for posting such great information .

[Bby_yumboe]

lol shutting up and listening, as requested 😅

[annette]

Thank you Bailey for talking about the tragedy in my city.. we just went to downtown this morning to see the memorial. President Bill Clinton came down Saturday for the Anniversary ❤

[metalcowboystudios]

That's my birthday BAILEY. ❤🎉❤🎉❤xoox

[emilysouder]

I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when this happened!!

[needzzzzs]

My birthday is April 19th. It's quite a day! Also, the battles of Lexington and Concord, 1775, were the first major Revolutionary War battles.

[goodnewsafterdark]

😂Why I listened to this like 3 tines before I realized it was a short clip & just repeating 😂

[MwKShield]

What about John Doe #2 though? 🤔 Or MK Ultra? 🤔

[Crazyjoewrestlingbro]

C crazy Joe the boy Wonder hey baylee why don't you take true crime case suggestions just wondering 😮

[chinacatsunflower]

That bomb woke me up at 9:02 and I looked around, the cat was fine.. nothing wrong so I went back to sleep. Had a nightmare about people running down the street. I saw a grungy man running by himself holding what looked like a fuse. Then my phone woke me up again. It was a friend telling me to turn on the tv. I was in shock. I lived 30 minutes away. I drew a picture of the man I saw in my dream. It wasn’t McVeigh. There were witnesses to a second man with him. I think he got away.