Kathy Sanders, a dedicated grandmother and author of *Shadows of Conspiracy*, lost two grandchildren in the Oklahoma City bombing. In her pursuit of truth, she shares her harrowing experience on the scene that day and delves into the complexities of the investigation. Sanders discusses the emotional turmoil faced by victims' families, government accountability, and the controversial aspects of the case, including alleged FBI informants and suppressed evidence. Her insights challenge the official narrative and call for continued public scrutiny into this tragic event.
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Family-Led Investigation Begins
Kathy Sanders lost two grandchildren in the bombing and quickly began investigating inconsistencies, including the bomb squad's early presence downtown.
She collected eyewitness statements, phone records, and other evidence to reveal a larger conspiracy than publicly acknowledged.
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Ignored Warnings on Elohim City
The ATF informant Carol Howe warned about Elohim City plots, but the FBI did not act on this intelligence.
McVeigh's phone calls to Elohim City were ignored, revealing deep investigative failures.
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Blocked 60 Minutes Interview
Kathy Sanders was set to conduct a rare 60 Minutes interview with Terry Nichols about the bombing.
After Ed Bradley's death and her subsequent removal from Nichols' call list, the interview never happened and Nichols went silent.
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Stephen Jones's "Others Unknown" delves into the Oklahoma City bombing investigation, exploring various aspects of the case and related conspiracies. The book examines the evidence presented during the trial, focusing on the complexities and controversies surrounding the event. It offers insights into the legal proceedings and the challenges faced by the defense team. Jones's perspective as McVeigh's attorney provides a unique insight into the case. The book also touches upon the broader context of right-wing extremism and its role in the bombing.
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Andrew Gumbel and Roger C. Charles's "Oklahoma City" provides a critical examination of the investigation into the Oklahoma City bombing, highlighting the failures and shortcomings of various government agencies. The book explores the complexities of the case, examining the evidence and questioning the official narrative. It delves into the interagency dynamics and the challenges of coordinating investigations across different agencies. The authors raise concerns about the handling of information and the potential for missed opportunities to prevent the bombing. The book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the aftermath of the bombing and the ongoing debate surrounding the event.
Shadows of Conspiracy, the Untold Story of the Oklahoma City Bombing
Shadows of Conspiracy, the Untold Story of the Oklahoma City Bombing
Kathy Sanders
Scott interviews Kathy Sanders, who lost two of her grandchildren in the Oklahoma City bombing and has spent the years since trying to get to the bottom of what really happened that day. Sanders tells Scott about her experience arriving quickly on the scene after the attack before they dive into all she’s been able to piece together and how she’s working to get the truth out.
Kathy Sanders lost two young grandchildren, who lived with her, in the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995. In the years since, she has conducted extensive interviews with those involved to try to get to the bottom of what happened that April morning in 1995.
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