Life is nothing but a collection of moments, and when it changes, it often changes in just a moment.

For hundreds of people and their families, that moment occurred at 9.02am in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,

when an explosion nearly destroyed a federal building, killing over 150 people and injuring hundreds.

But the trauma and grief that would follow the bombing is impossible to tally.

And the attack lives on as the worst instance of domestic terrorism in United States history.

After an extensive investigation and a few big breaks, officials eventually arrested and

charged the men responsible. One would be executed and the other would receive life in prison.

There wasn't

any question of their culpability, and though the nation reeled from the attack, they felt

assured that justice had fully been served. And for most people, that's where the story of

the Oklahoma City bombing ends. But should that really be the end of the tale? Well, if you

decide to take a closer look at the case of the Oklahoma

City bombing, you may find that the story isn't quite as cut and dry as you may have thought.

In fact, there's some incredibly compelling evidence that the official account of the bombing

doesn't hold water, and that some people who were involved in this heinous crime were never held

accountable and still walk amongst you today.

So what do the Philippines, the mysterious death of a police officer, and the Branch Davidians cult all have to do with the tragedy in Oklahoma City?

And what implications do they have for the authenticity of what the public has believed for nearly 30 years?

Join us today as we dive deep into the

dark story of the Oklahoma City bombing in this episode of The Conspiracy Files.

So before we go any further, I want to do my normal announcements. All parties are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Everything that I'm stating in the show is simply my opinion, Colin Brownen.

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