Oklahoma City Bombing

[TheCrAzYSockShow]

my dad had to help out:) he doesnt remember it tho he tends to tune bad things out of his mind he was with my uncle

[love4life1337]

i'm 10 we just went a GT felid trip to oklhaoma city bombing i'm very touched forever 100 years 20 yaers whatever! one person is all it takes (well techaneliy two)

[echo2687]

Thanks for making this. Great work. My grandfather was killed in this bombing. And it was on my birthday. April 19th.

[TheJake0011]

ive been to the memorial at night and day the presentation i gotta tell you will scare you so bad you can hear the bomb go off i aint kidding all of the faces pop on the screen the doors open and well it is a very sad but buetiful place like the feild of empty chairs it was a magnificent cite but so very sad they left the sides of the foundation of the building it is buetiful

[TheCrAzYSockShow]

@TheJake0011 i've been 2

[publicmario17]

Before 9/11, this was the first major terrorist attack on our soil.

[FakeNorris]

If the FBI would have dealt the Ruby Ridge case and the Waco situation in a harmless fucking way, I guess this bombing would not occur. Evil people are not born, they are made. But you americans and your guns, will never learn.

[MrSly717]

@FakeNorris I agree with the first half of your statement, the second half however is the most ignorant thing I have ever heard

[sydney0320]

@FakeNorris no country is perfect, and not all americans are like that. THATS what i hate about that statement. you judge a country by SOME of the people in it. If you wanna judge someone dont judge the whole damn country.

[oldnewbreed]

Interesting I shot out there in June. Such a sad powerful place.

[bcokc1172]

Thanks for doing this video!!

[supermusicnerd101]

My dad lost his friend in the bombing the last time he saw her was at church and didn't get to say goodbye it wasn't till Friday he figured out that she had been killed :(

[supermusicnerd101]

My mom was in that building two weeks before the bombing changing an error in her social security card good thing she didn't make an appointment on 4-19-95

[supermusicnerd101]

The people who died on this tragic day are oklahomas angels

[borklight]

so sad but oklahoma city is always strong through everything

[ilovetwilight138]

the kids laughing while the bomb ticking was really freaky!! otherwise i love the idea and i hope u did the same thing for 9/11

[urbandiva09]

This is such a beautiful memorial.

[eclecticgold]

we will never forget..

[TashaRichardsonFan]

Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nicolas can both burn in hell!!!

[SmithAndrew1985]

@TashaRichardsonFan I agree with you, those bastards deserve it

[SyFy23]

@Chiken1012 hey i am sorry for the lost!i have a brother died when he was 13 and now would be 19!!but not in the bomb!!

[slyon68]

Thank you. This is very touching for all of us who were downtown OKC on April 19, 1995. That day is forever etched in our hearts and minds. We will never forget.

[CherryFrog321]

I lived in Oklahoma City when this happened. I was only 3 years old though so I never knew about it at that time. But when I was older my family and I visited the memorial. It's so sad and I can't believe this had to happen. :( I was especially sad to hear about all the children who died, who would all be about my age now if they hadn't been killed.

[ecstudios1]

So sad. The hundreds of people killed all because of some jackass terrisots. They should be ashamed if they weren't either dead or in jail. If they were still alive I would bomb their home and see how they like it. I know I'm being hard on them but I mean come on. BOMBS! Seriously?! I wouldent do anything like this. I'm a christan. Even if I wasn't one I would bomb nothing. Thier my point is made

[Hannahbby785]

I went the memorial and I cried 2 times. It really is sad. Bailey Almon was a baby killed in this and she is my friends older sister. Its so sad. If you ever have the chance to go to the memorial you should go.

[sydneyneew]

Really hard

[sydneyneew]

I had to mute it because the song Angel makes me cry.

[bukakee1]

I was just there over Labor Day weekend. The memorial is sad yet very nice.

[srborden78]

Great video! Thanks!

[KRFuti88]

its sad we lost all those people that day, can't imagine anyone being so cruel.........................­.......I know till this day people are still adding flowers to that wall.

[Tyjo92]

Great Video.

[bestkeptsecretout]

Video "Tribute To Lakesha Levy" Here Are Some Of The Lyrics , I Could Not Believe The Pictures That I Seen On My TV Screen They Just Made Me Want To Scream, I Saw A Baby In A Fireman's Arms Her Little Life was Over Before It Really Began ,One father Buried Both Of His Sons In A Single Casket As One There was A Young Woman In The Service The Waiting Made Her Family Very Nervous, Then Came Word Yet They Were Words They Wish they Had Never Heard Tell Me "Who Could Have The Heart?" R.I.P. Angels!

[ThunderSooner2835]

1OklahomaSucks1 is gone! Never again will he terrorize again!

[OklahomaSweetheart]

thank you for this....

[coffee1ify]

Today April 19 2010 is the fifthteenth anniversirey

[123megaspongebob]

KinleeRenee, I hope your little brother had a nice life. Especially in his short life.

I bless your family, and your little brother.

[123megaspongebob]

I just looked up this video because I had heard about it at school from a teacher. I never knew a person would do this. It is horrible. Just think that the parents were driving back home and saw the building explode. Horrible! What was worse was that one of the students in my class was laughing about it. I couldn't see how a person would laugh. The man who did this was a BITCH. Hope he has a nice life in jail. Killing 168 people? And 19 children? What is wrong with America?

RIP: 168 people

[MsOklahomagirl2010]

@123megaspongebob yeah they do you know that my school near okc bombing  we thought it was earthquake but hugest smoke came out we are crying and scared we dont know what we do

[cassa216]

i remember the morning of the bombing, i lived in Noble, which is about 45 minutes away, i was 5, my mom was sitting on the table in front of the tv crying. ill never, ever, forget that morning.

[YoungRedfeild]

We felt the Same thing... dry for your loss

[tapandjazz3]

This video wants to make me cry... Which do u think was worse??? 9/11 or this

[2001LincolnV8LS]

@tapandjazz3 9/11 obviously...2,973 deaths compared to 168...simple math lesson. 2,973>168.

[roodie2155]

They both worse then the other in some way. OKC was undoubtedly an inside job. 9-11 had way more deaths and more targets.

[heyoka]

I will be honest, the kids laughing in the beginning freaked me out.

[ilovetwilight138]

@heyoka me to

[rpcheergirl]

very nice memorial video. nice pictures. great job.

[WhoWouldJesusBomb1]

I lost my nephew that day.... This video makes me sooo sad. I wish we could find the truth... just so many unanwered questsions... I sill can't get over it.

[caliangel1234]

thank you for making this video, i am not from Oklahoma, but my cousin was killed in this horrific act and left behind a 6 year old daughter and husband, and i thankfull that someone cares enough to do this , for all you conspiracy theroists out there all your really doing is bringing back pain for the loved ones that have worked so hard to heal a wound that will never be completely healed.

[FATDUDE360]

I'm truly touched by this video. I my self come from Oklahoma and do remember April 19, 1995 its one of the days that i will truly never forget. I was only six at the time but i remember standing in my front yard when that ground shook In the days after I learned that the ground shook because of the bomb that killed 168 people. So thank you for making a video tribute to the victims and the people whose lives changed forever that day.

[chyna5000]

y would some1 do that?

i live there my aunt was late going there and she missed the bombing if she wasnt lat she would have died

[nasus1952]

Miss Angie,

PLEASE do not remove this video. The person who posted those comments was a pathetic moron who has no idea about the people in the true heartland of America. We don't stick our heads in the sand like New Yorkers. Your video was done very tastefully and it touched my heart deeply. A Fellow Oklahoman....

[nasus1952]

First of all, the bomb hit @ 9:02. The truck outside was blown to smithereens, with the axle with the VIN # found 2 MILES AWAY. Remember, no security measures were in place within the USA until after this bombing, That's why the truck was able to pull right up to the building.

[yo2thepeople]

I was born october 1996 so the very next year after it happend my family went there and we left things on the gate but there was still alot of debris.... so sad.... by the way don't take it off... it is to remeber more then a memorial.. it is to remember what happend so good job on the video......

[bluebearnoel12]

does anyone remember a song that was sung in dedication to this by a girl? it was like on a tape and it had a girl and the bombing on the front i think?

[curiousnyc2001]

This video is anything but an honor to the victims of that day. By including the images and sounds reliving the bombing that day you cause many people a lot of anxiety and grief. Also, you don't do much to talk about the actual victims. If you do something to honor their lives you should talk about THEM and not their memorial.

Consider editing this to remove the ticking, the explosion and pictures of the devastating and you may be on your way.

[nasus1952]

What is wrong witrh you, curious, whom I see is from NYC. We Oklahomans like to be reminded of the horror we went through, which very little was shown in this video. Geez, she showed all the remembrances of the victims FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD shown posted on the fences completely surrounding ground zero, of which I was one. You sadly know nothing of the people in true hearland of this country. GET OFF YOUR SOAPBOX!!!

[7BIG0VATO2]

and yea my teacher told me about that too, that there was a day care center and that it got exploded too = (

[7BIG0VATO2]

My teacher told me about this becuase on Wendsday 25, 2009 in Las vegas ( I live there )there was a spill of some nitrogin stuff and if it would of turn on then we would of die =`(

[clumsyblondie]

My mom put my baby blanket on the wall the day after i was born to represent all of the babys of the past and future. My birth day is April 18 th so the day after my bday i always am grateful i was not born a year earlier. I would have gone to that daycare and i would not have survived.

[Klababy19]

That was very well done.

If im ever in that area of Oklahoma, i'd be honored to visit.

[irwinwilliamson]

As a fellow Oklahoman, I welcome you along with lots of others. I lost one of my twin sons in the bombing. He was in the 2nd floor daycare center @ 9:02, and I'll never forget it. I remember it every November 10th, when their birthdays arrive, as to just what I've lost. Please, come out, and see the memorial grounds, they are so peacefu, and beautiful, and to remind us, that tradgedy can strike anywhere, at anytime. God Bless.

[megakittypunk]

@Klababy19 i live in oklahoma and i got to the memorial evey aniversory.

[TheCrAzYSockShow]

@megakittypunk I love going there!

[Chicaella1991]

That is a cool picture @ 3:56

[Chicaella1991]

it makes me cry becus i as supposed to be there with my mom @ 9:00 that day and i would not be here if plans weren't changed. i believe people are watching out for me and my family. I pray for those families who lost loved ones and those who lost their lives that day. So everyone please just take the time now to honor those whom we lost that day for at least 1 minute. Whether you lost someone or still in shock after almost 13 years.

[sphinxrising58]

Is all the added sound effects required ?

[hameema2]

my bigg sister died in that she would of been 12..i miss you big sis =[

[absentmindprof]

I was with the first volunteers from the Wichita area to reach OKC. For those who weren't there, you can't know. We later learned that McVeigh drove down MY STREET on his way to OKC. I can't describe the horror that fact alone leaves in my heart. OKC will be part of me forever and part of the thousands and thousands of people who either were there or who lost loved ones. Don't minimize that grief through thoughtless remarks.

[Paraman25]

Trudy,Scott,Aaron,Elijah,Taylo­r,Carter,Mr&MrsBattle. I miss you guys still.

[2HappyMonkeys]

the fence at the end of the video they had to take down all that stuff cuz the fence was to full of stuff!!!!!!!!

[zackmaxwwe]

im from oklahoma this was very very very bad

[shaneece032]

this is soo sad :( it makes me cry

[lostseagirl]

I went their a few days ago, It made me cry thinking about all those people.....

[aduslle]

i was born on this day. not a year before or after. exactly 12 hours after. im 13 now. wen i was a baby my family said i say angles. i would smile at nothing and laugh. i lived no where near oklahoma but everyone says i was reborn from those children's lives, souls, and mind. u never know. maybe its true

[DethDefied]

i was born on this day too

[nlewis12]

in 2006 at the site. my husband is in the army, well he was wearing an army shirt, while we were there a guy with a camera walked up to us and said 'boy are you in the military' my husband answered proudly 'yes' the mad said that ' it must be fun to kill people for an education, and that our military is what led to these peoples deaths, I just thought everyone should know that there are people out there who blame america for this, when it wasn't our fault. united we stand. RIP to all victims.

[synergysouls]

i visited the memorial in 2002 and the feeling is amazing when u take a walk inse the memorial park u feel a sense of peaceful , honestly almost cry it was amazing.

i ll never forget those moments, oklahoma is a beautiful state , what a feeling, amazing.

may God bring peace to your hearts and those who are tring to hurt innocent people.

[KaityCutie88]

i went to tour the memorial in march.

with about 100 kids from my school

while walking through the tour

both me and my friends started crying

and even some of the guys whole act all tough

were sitting there with absolutly nothing

to say..

im glad this is one of the places we decided to stop at

i will never forget.

god bless.

[tsm88]

My grandfather is a retired F.B.I. Agent. He was there the day before and the day of the OKC bombing. It's pretty weird reflecting on that.

[rini630]

i hate that day cause friends & families died or got hurt

[jsriggsou]

My brother was on his way to the bank next to it that day he was running late for work and forgot his wallet. He turned around to go get it and the building blew 2 minutes later. Someone was looking out for him that day. I wish everyone had forgot something that day.

[victorphhh]

did anybody survive??????? plz answer me on my channel

[rolo1382]

yeah, there were some survivors

[SanditeBaseball15]

RIP to all that died. Worst US terror attack that was done by an American :(

[boomlvr2]

remembering those who were lost but not forgotten such tragedy god bless them all.great job on video

[sarabeth73132]

I really can't stand the constant comparison...REaLLY...does it matter? Lives were lost, destroyed...19 children died. Both were horrible...its not a pissing contest between the cities...

[lonestar65]

Nice video. Good job.

[themagicskateboarder]

going through the memorial building they have set up is so crazy

[rizzal14]

i remember that day, i was in the 3rd grade and we heard the explosion. i lived in a small town called ponca city, close by oklahoma city i remember my dad didnt come home untill 10:00 at nite we thought somthing had happened to him, i was so scared me and my mom cried all nite. but when he did come home he said that he was helping to serch for the people. they needed people who worked in concruction to help. im proud to say that my dad is a hero.

[classicrecord]

I visited the memorial today and it was beautiful. The tour was really touching.

[ShawnMvP731]

I was 13 and at school when this happened and it's odd that I didn't hear anything about it until after school.. when I got home and it was all over the TV but I don't recall anyone talking about it at school and I lived in Tulsa.. the other sad thing is that I was in school during the 9/11 attacks as well, 11th grade and I do remember hearing about that one at school..

[thesurvivor11]

i was there when it happened i dont remember that much but i do remember when it went off the wave was so shocking i was hit by a lamp it shattered and left a scar on my leg i was stuck in there for hours or thats what they said 2 of my friends were killed that day

[Beatlesbec]

i was like in the 6th or 7th grade when it happened. My family and I went to the memorial and it was soo sad of seeing the objects from the rubble.

[Tra1326]

The Oklahoma City bombing occured in 1995. I was 20 years old when this took place. Anyone who was here and heard this event knows there were 2 explosions. This building was demolished 29 days later. They tell us that 5,000 lbs of (ANFO) did this. Look up on youtube "12,000 lbs of Ammonium Nitrate" its more than double. There are still alot of unanswered questions to this day. Also try google "Cover Up in Oklahoma City" the entire subject has many loose ends.

[kelligreg12]

i don't think i could live life anymore if my child was ever killed. great video and so very sad

[brycesdaddy]

very nice video

[delise54]

The dead children would be young adults now. The injured would have normal lives instead of broken and burned bodies for life. The tears will never be gone. Neither will the nightmares; but like the Survivor Tree, we survive and grow, and stand tall against the Oklahoma winds and blue skies. We will not forget any who died. God bless Oklahoma.

[ohitsashley]

I dont understand how a video like this, can cause such hate, and anger, like in the posts below. Rise Above it. It was very nice tribute.

I was 9 years old when it happened, and I will never forget it. I remember that We could feel the windows of our bus shake from the explosion.

Very Nice Job.

[mkt1403hm1403kt]

you can never find peace like this song every where turn there vaulters and theifs at your back

[skalavera1983]

nice vid

[Paraman25]

Very nice video.

Taylor,Aaron and Elijah, Scott, Trudy and Mr&Mrs Battle, you guys are still very much missed....

[13lcky13]

Beautiful, thank you so much for your tribute.

[13lcky13]

You should have been with me to volunteer on the night the workers reached the day care center! You should have seen the horror in the eyes of the rescue workers who had to pull these broken babies from the rubble. Or walked downtown with me. Stood a block away from the building, heard the noises of the cranes and equipment, smelled the smells that were drifting from the site.

[mustangbronco140]

i love it this bombing happened when i was a baby and it was so horrifying thats wat my family says u could here the bomb for miles accoding to my family this is a very good video and i am proud to say thak u for showing me this it is a good to show wat happened in my home state

[ImaGoofyGooberYEAH]

I heard a statement from someone who worked in a building a few blocks away, who said that she saw Timothy McVeigh inside the building she worked in, asking if there was a daycare center. It seems the only reason he chose the A. P. Murrah building is because it did have one.

[makeupisfun101]

@ImaGoofyGooberYEAH i know this is 4 years later but why would he want to bomb it when it had a daycare center in it thats what i have wanted the answer to since 3rd grade

[ImaGoofyGooberYEAH]

@makeupisfun101 i dunno lol. I wrote that four or five years ago, I don't even know anymore. Opinions change, as mine have, and I have no idea, really.

[makeupisfun101]

@ImaGoofyGooberYEAH haha srry im just glad he is burning in hell

[ImaGoofyGooberYEAH]

@makeupisfun101 If I'm honest he had the right thing in mind. He acted too soon and in a way that made the movement look very bad. He could have bombed a building that mattered and actually inspired people to act, but nah, he bombed one with kids. It was a scumbag move for them to essentially have those kids as hostages to deter potential attacks in the first place though.

[makeupisfun101]

@ImaGoofyGooberYEAH true but they were just so little and innocent and didnt get a chance to live there lives and some of them didnt get a chance to say their first words or take their first steps

[ImaGoofyGooberYEAH]

@makeupisfun101 Of course it was a tragedy. I disagree with his methods but for the most part I agree with the message. The government has been screwing us over more and more and his actions gave them just another excuse to tighten the screws. He went about his business in the wrong way.

[makeupisfun101]

@ImaGoofyGooberYEAH im only in the sixth grade so i dont get that part but i think he just went way overboard with what he did

[ImaGoofyGooberYEAH]

@makeupisfun101 lolwut

[makeupisfun101]

@ImaGoofyGooberYEAH ???

[1901Twilighter]

so saaad! just like 9/11 :(

what!? a car exploding outside the building caused that?

[makeupisfun101]

@1901Twilighter I know this is like 4 years later haha but the main structures of the building met in the middle and mcviegh put the bombs in an opposite j so the whole force would take down the building

[sherylden]

We are Australians who spent time in OKC last month for a Horse Show, and as we were staying downtown we made it to the Murrah Memorial twice...once by day and then again at night.......seeing this video today has brought me to tears, so very sad to see it again now that we are back home...as we feel connected somehow to the city after meeting so many wonderful Oakies during our stay, and know how much pain people still feel after that tragic day in 1995.

[warah110]

...

I live in Tulsa.

I had friends whose parents and relatives died/were injured from this.

And still I didn't think much of it.

When I watched this, no kidding, I started crying.

I favorited it, gave it five stars, and now I'm commenting... And I don't do that much.

Your video really moved me.

:'(

<3

[mmownedvideo]

That happened ONE day before my first birthday.

[warah110]

Sorry that your birthday has to be associated with this :(

[billyraybar]

I wish i could remember when i was 1.3 years old. he

[Sherm911]

I saw U2 play live in Philadelphia in 2001. McVeigh was executed that morning. The song 'Bullet the Blue Sky' ended with Bono saying something like "and we run....we run..................Timothy McVeigh runs...into the arms......OF AMERICA.

[NobleHerold]

wow....i'm really moved...and i live in Denmark a little country in Denmark. i'm i guy and but i must admid i cryed a bit when i saw...these things a sick. too blow up buildings to prove a point is just not the right way to do it.

May the 168 people Rest in Peace! sorry my English is not so good

[BettaBlake]

This horrible thing was so sad...i was only 1.3 yrs old but i went to the memorial yesterday...and if yuo look at the other building you can see cracks...me and my mom found some keys in a crack next to the huge crack on the back side of the building that is still there...i live in oklahoma and my dad said that we had a crack in are window. ...my mom had just went to the murrah building a week before to get my social security number.and the lady that helped my mom died it was very sad....

[Joddehhh]

What is the name of this lovely song?

[elkheadsteel]

Arms of an angel...by Sarah McLauglin

[meganplz]

i was only 2 when this happened, but my mom said our screen door flew open when the explosion happened.

[MoniAtOkc]

than217,

The children might have grown up to be president, than make world peace.

and you would be blamed millions of times just because of what your heart aimed for

only adults.

:l

It might not happen.

But there is just as much of a chance it would have.

[CommanderGrant]

This is a great tribute. this event was a tragedy because children wee killed. If those children wernt killed, this event would be a statistic. Just imagine if this event didnt happen, the world would be different and 168 more people on the planet. I aint saying im glad this happened, but im saying this was supposed to happen. RIP to those 168 people

[kogasgal111]

i live in oklahoma i may have only been 1 years old but my dad would have been in the elevator when the bomb went off and he would have died i had family friends who died in that bombing my dads new phone saved his life he pulled over to anser it and i think that is the only time he thanked technology i vist the memorial often and visit family friends at there chairs

[totalrachaelblonde]

i know how you feel. although i didn't know anyone there, i still lived only minutes away.

[bandslikelauren]

my history teacher said he felt and heard the explosion happen. and my school is like 30 miles away.. wow.

[birdman2366]

and after these bombing noone did any crimal in oklahoma city for 2 weeks

[birdman2366]

u know the chairs are placed where there offices was

[dirtbikefan07]

it was such a senceless act

[BMPmama698]

We lost 4 friends/family in the bombing. It was just such a horrific loss for all of us. I appreciate your video, but must admit I found the beginning of it to be quite traumatic. I personally found the clock ticking and the explosion sound to be very disrespectful.

[leon6895]

i cried watching this movie it is great an god bless america

[Chiken1012]

My uncle was killed in that thanks man nice video I like it.

[Eddayson]

wow, hard to watch

[calliejobear]

wow.. a great video. it really is sad that all this happened. it really is a great memorial to go and see. i actually get to go adn see it in a few days. i had a friend who was stuck in traffic that morning and didnt make it to work, thankfully, for he would have been in that building.the memorial and the two gates are beautiful. good work on the pictures that you found. many of them really are beautiful.

[rosspyn]

thank you this was a great tribute one that is hard to watch but one I had to being from oklahoma it is the toughest day for us. out of this terrible day came great streangth not only in oklahoma but in the united states thank you again

[RoudyRaccoon]

Oh god...why is human nature so fucked up...inoccent people died...remember oklahoma city and remember 9/11, God bless america, Canada weep with you.

[jimmymac16]

great video what song is this though?

[GoddessHoney]

A beautiful tribute....Thank you.

[sharpay247]

thanks sooo much...my cousin's best friend lost his mom in this! This is sooo sad...I dedicate homiegurl's film to Sean and Teresa...Teresa died and Sean is her son!

[dragonmoonsong]

I lost one of my best friends in this, thank you for such a beautiful tribute.

[homiegurl1245]

hey im from here i waz 8 1/2 months when that happened

my aunt was across the street when that happened dn my other aunt was posed to be in it nd like a lot of family members of mine were sopped to be there but luckily there meetings canceled soo not as many people got hurt or died that could of

[pking370]

i just read a chicken soup book this kid said goodbye to his mom and his mom went to work there and when he was in school he got a call then he went home and saw it on the news and 2 weeks later he found his mom on the secound floor dead she worked on the nineth floor it was sad to read

[dokterbob]

This is some great footage.. I am doing my ISP, (Independant Study Project) on this, which happens to be due on April 19..I'll be doing a video project there, and I decided today I'll get as much info as I can. Thanks!

[blackblood66]

Wow! Myself being from Oklahoma just broke down watchin this. I remember that day like it was yesterday and will never forget that day. I was only in 5th grade.

[luannlmore]

Angie, this is just WRONG!!! Made me cry too much!