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Oklahoma City

    Documentary
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Jan 21, 2017
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The bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City in April 1995 is the worst act of domestic terrorism in American history. This documentary explores how a series of deadly encounters between American citizens and federal law enforcement—including the standoffs at Ruby Ridge and Waco—led to it.

Details

  • Directors
  • Vote Average
    6.9
  • Vote Count
    59
  • Popularity
    6
  • Language
    English
  • Origin Country
    US

Cast

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Bob Ricks
Self - FBI Special Agent in Charge
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Jerry Flowers
Self - Police Inspector
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Jennifer Rodgers
Self - Police Officer
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Janet Beck
Self - Social Security Administration
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Helena Garrett
Self - Mother
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Claudia Denny
Self - Mother
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Jim Denny
Self - Father
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Jon Hersley
Self - FBI Agent
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Jess Walter
Self - Writer
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Leonard Zeskind
Self - Writer
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Bill Morlin
Self - Journalist
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Daniel Levitas
Self - Writer
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Wayne Manis
Self - FBI Investigator
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Mark Potok
Self - Journalist
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Kerry Noble
Self - Former Militia Member
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Jim Botting
Self - FBI Negotiator
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Stuart A. Wright
Self - Writer
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Andrew Sullivan
Self - Surgeon
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Ruth Schwab
Self - Housing and Urban Development
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Dan Herbeck
Self - Journalist
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Lee Hancock
Self - Journalist
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Bill Buford
Self - ATF Team Leader
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Byron Sage
Self - FBI Negotiator
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Jeff Jamar
Self - FBI Special Agent in Charge
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Kathy Schroeder
Self - Former Branch Davidian (as Kat Schroeder)
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Lou Michel
Self - Biographer
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Ben Fenwick
Self - Journalist
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Randy Norfleet
Self - U.S. Marine Corps
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Larry Tongate
Self - FBI Agent
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Timothy McVeigh
Self (archive footage)
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Matt Lauer
Self (archive footage)
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Richard Butler
Self - Aryan Nations Founder (archive footage)
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William Luther Pierce
Self (archive audio)
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Randy Weaver
Self (archive footage)
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Alan Berg
Self - Radio Talk Show Host (archive footage)
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Bill Clinton
Self (archive footage)
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Connie Chung
Self (archive footage)
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David Koresh
Self (archive footage)
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Janet Reno
Self - Attorney General (archive footage)

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