Official police report linked the assassination of Terry Yankee to his investigation into

the Oklahoma City bombing, claiming that he was silenced by the federal government

and an effort to keep him from exposing their involvement in the terrorist attack.

According to his family and friends, Terry became aware of something disturbing at the

bomb site that day, which led him to reject the official story of the Oklahoma City

bombing. Over the next year, he began a private investigation into the bombing, which resulted

in finding, according to him, evidence of a cover-up of the bombing by federal agents.

Terry did not reveal what he saw at the bomb site and kept the details of his investigation

secret, even from his close friends and family. It is possible he wanted to keep them away from

harm, knowing that the knowledge he possessed posed a threat. His family, speak of the

household being subjected to numerous threatening phone calls by unknown people during the

month leading up to his death. Terry told his friends he was being intimidated and tailed by

federal agents. The last known words Terry spoke were to his family. He said, as soon as I

shape these feds that are following me, I'll be back and we will go to dinner.

After Terry's death, the reports relating to his private investigation into the bombings

were not found. Thus, there are only assumptions about what he might have discovered.

It would seem that we will never know what Terry had discovered or what involvement the government

played in the Oklahoma City bombings. While it may be hard to believe the conspiracy that

federal agents were behind the bombings, whatever Terry had discovered must have been significant.

Significant enough for them to assassinate him.

Mama, I'm coming home.

Time can't buy, it seems to be. You could have been a better friend to me.

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