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This is an in-memoriam thread, without political or cultural background. It's simply meant to hold those who perished in our memory, nothing less and nothing more.
Oklahoma City bombing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It happened on 19 April, 1995, 20 years ago today.
Here is a list of the 168 people who died on that day:
Victims Of The Murrah Building Bombing - CBS News
Also, a number of memorial articles published in the last couple of days:
Twenty Years Later The People in the Oklahoma City Bombing - NBC News
Survivors Remember the Oklahoma City Bombing 20 Years Later - NBC News
20 years later wounds remain from Oklahoma City bombing - CBS News
(very poignant video at the CBS link)
20 Years Later Oklahoma City Bombing Victims Fight Stigmas NPR
The Oklahoma City bombing 20 years later - Business Insider
Oklahoma City bombing 20 years later key questions remain unanswered US news The Guardian
Oklahoma City bombing remembered 20 years later - TODAY.com
Oklahoma City bombing lessons 20 years later Opinion - CNN.com
Oklahoma City bombing 20 years later On Air Videos Fox News
Oklahoma City Bombing - 20 Years Later Watch the video - Yahoo News
Correction AP Was There-Oklahoma City Bombing Story - ABC News
Oklahoma City 20 years later Covering the tragedy
I believe there is one iconic picture of the carnage of that day that united all of us in grief:
The continuing story over this picture is here:
Oklahoma city bombing Mother reunited with firefighter who was last to hold her baby daughter in iconic Oklahoma bombing picture Daily Mail Online
And I wrote of my experiences, especially with that image, HERE, one year ago today.
This is not to slight the losses of any other people from that day, but that photo did seem to cause an enormous resonance throughout the country.
In stillness, thoughtfulness and prayer:
I published a 19 year memorial thread on this theme last year as well. It's important to me.
Feel free to write your thoughts and memories.
Oklahoma City bombing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It happened on 19 April, 1995, 20 years ago today.
Here is a list of the 168 people who died on that day:
Victims Of The Murrah Building Bombing - CBS News
Also, a number of memorial articles published in the last couple of days:
Twenty Years Later The People in the Oklahoma City Bombing - NBC News
Survivors Remember the Oklahoma City Bombing 20 Years Later - NBC News
20 years later wounds remain from Oklahoma City bombing - CBS News
(very poignant video at the CBS link)
20 Years Later Oklahoma City Bombing Victims Fight Stigmas NPR
Twenty years after the Oklahoma City bombing, nearly one in four survivors has markers for PTSD. Counselors are still opening up new cases for first responders as a result of the bombing.
The Oklahoma City bombing 20 years later - Business Insider
Oklahoma City bombing 20 years later key questions remain unanswered US news The Guardian
Oklahoma City bombing remembered 20 years later - TODAY.com
Oklahoma City bombing lessons 20 years later Opinion - CNN.com
Oklahoma City bombing 20 years later On Air Videos Fox News
Oklahoma City Bombing - 20 Years Later Watch the video - Yahoo News
Correction AP Was There-Oklahoma City Bombing Story - ABC News
Oklahoma City 20 years later Covering the tragedy
I believe there is one iconic picture of the carnage of that day that united all of us in grief:
The continuing story over this picture is here:
Oklahoma city bombing Mother reunited with firefighter who was last to hold her baby daughter in iconic Oklahoma bombing picture Daily Mail Online
And I wrote of my experiences, especially with that image, HERE, one year ago today.
This is not to slight the losses of any other people from that day, but that photo did seem to cause an enormous resonance throughout the country.
In stillness, thoughtfulness and prayer:
I published a 19 year memorial thread on this theme last year as well. It's important to me.
Feel free to write your thoughts and memories.
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