The evidence doesn't fit the official account of the Oklahoma City Bombing.

The government’s version of what happened on April 19, 1995 is simple: Timothy McVeigh acted alone that day, killing 168 people, including 19 children. He was caught, convicted, and executed. 

But is it true?

If McVeigh truly acted alone, who was the mysterious "John Doe No. 2" reported by dozens of witnesses? Why did the FBI call off the search for him? And is it just coincidence that the surveillance videos go blank in the minutes before the blast?

We spoke with survivors, investigators, and McVeigh’s own defense attorney to find out what actually happened.

The official narrative is incomplete. It’s time for the unofficial history. Watch The OKCBOMB Files.

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