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Except on that Monday
they didn't come home.
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In a truck parked in front...
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was hidden 50 pounds
of C-4 plastic explosive.
:21:10
When it was detonated, it disintegrated
the street side of the building...
:21:14
obliterating dozens
of government offices...
:21:18
the building's day care center...
:21:21
and the St. Louis branch
of the lnternal Revenue Service...
:21:25
which was ultimately determined
to be the target of the attack.
:21:28
The truck was leased by
this 33-year-old electrician...
:21:34
Dean Scobee.
:21:36
Scobee had served some prison time
for tax evasion...
:21:41
and surveillance videos showed
that he was inside the vehicle...
:21:45
Ieaving him among the 63 dead.
:21:47
Does anyone not remember this?
:21:51
You all remember the results
of the investigation?
:21:54
- They said Scobee acted alone.
- One man, no conspirators.
:21:58
Right?
:22:01
He cheated the IRS. They caught
him at it, so he blew 'em up.
:22:08
This is a guy who people
described as average.
:22:12
Friendly.
:22:15
He'd been in the army,
but as a radio man.
:22:18
He had very little experience
with munitions.
:22:21
His parents considered him
a moderate conservative.
:22:25
Two weeks prior to this, he received
a pay raise at his electrician's job.
:22:31
Does that sound like a man who's
on the edge or a man who needed a push?
:22:35
Huh?
:22:37
Come on. I don't know.
I'm just asking.
:22:39
Come on, Professor.
The Feds did this huge investigation.
:22:43
That's right,
an investigation, I forgot.
:22:46
Well...
:22:48
the investigation
didn't satisty me.
:22:53
Miss O'Neill,
when you first heard the news--
:22:55
terrorist attack in your own country--
how did that make you feel?
:22:59
- Come on.
- Well--