Tears in the Heartland: A review of what happened in the Oklahoma City bombing on the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.
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The Oklahoma City Bombing took place at 9:02 am on April 19, 1995 (Clark). Several people were injured and even killed in the event (Sherrow). Oklahoma City, also known as the Heartland, will never be the same again and neither will the peoples' lives that were involved (Walker).
The explosion took place in front of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City (Clark). The Murrah Building was built nine stories high (Clark). When the bomb exploded …
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…after the bombing took place at which President Clinton and several others gave speeches (Clark). Victims loved ones, friends, and some of the victims themselves attended (Clark). This is an experience that will not be forgotten (Clark). The memories of the tears in the Heartland will stay with everyone forever until the end of their lives (Walker). Oklahoma City changed forever whether the change was a good thing or not we will never know (Walker).
…after the bombing took place at which President Clinton and several others gave speeches (Clark). Victims loved ones, friends, and some of the victims themselves attended (Clark). This is an experience that will not be forgotten (Clark). The memories of the tears in the Heartland will stay with everyone forever until the end of their lives (Walker). Oklahoma City changed forever whether the change was a good thing or not we will never know (Walker).
