In anticipation of deadly injection
Timothy McVain in 1995. Photo from the archive AP “When an American plane or rocket sow death in other states, the nation applauds and admires. But, do you like it or not, when you approve of the bombing of other people's cities, you approve of actions similar to the explosion in Oklahoma City,” the prisoner Timothy McAVE wrote in an essay dated March 1998. Three years earlier, on April 19, 1995, he fitted a truck filled by explosives to the federal building in the city of Oklahoma-City.