How A Traffic Stop Caught America's Deadliest Domestic Terrorist

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[00:00:00]In 1995, Timothy McVeigh planned what he thought was the perfect terrorist attack. He rented a yellow truck, packed it with fertilizer and racing fuel, drove to the Oklahoma City Federal Building. The explosion [music] killed 168 people. 19 were children. McVeigh had spent [music] months planning every detail. Fake identities, escape routes, anti-government revenge, no witnesses, no cameras, no evidence left behind. But 90 minutes [music] later, a state trooper pulled him over for a missing license plate. The officer found a concealed weapon. America's deadliest [music] domestic terrorist caught by a routine traffic stop.