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What a touching tribute to that horrendous event. After you had already visited the site of the tragedy, it must've been even more heartbreaking. **The museum is absolutely set up perfectly, sad as it is, including all aspects of the tragedy, IMO. A great deal of thought must have gone into the planning. I hope to get out there one day, to pay my respects... I'm old enough to remember when this horrific, senseless event occurred. We weren't so used to these tragedies back then. Unfortunately, too many more of these, tragic crimes have taken place since this event.😢 Thank you so much, Nick, for your respectful, heartfelt, reminders of this horror. I can tell it touched you deeply. 😔🥺🙏🏻...👏🏻👏🏻 🌈

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Thanks for the video my friend! I never knew there was a museum! I remember when it happened, I was in sixth grade. I live close enough to it, I suppose I'll have to go someday myself! I subscribed!

Interesting vid Nick

Such a tragedy. Words can’t even express how devastating that was. My heart breaks for all that lost family members that day.🙏 Very respectful Nick. Thanks for sharing.

I was a patrol cop for the NYPD in the Bronx when this occurred. My thoughts and prayers to all the victims and their families and loved ones. We would unfortunately deal with this type of disaster six years later on 9/11.

I’m from OKC. I now live in a town North of Tulsa. I was only 2 at the time of the bombing and my little sis was just a few months. We were supposed to be going to the building because it was where you could get your license renewed and passports done. My mom had just laid us down for a nap when we felt the house shook. (We lived on the border of OKC and Edmond) I remember taking several field trips to the memorial as a kid. It gave me nightmares. Still does sometimes when I think about it.

I visited the museum way back in 2001 and I’m very glad to see it has expanded and looks more finished. It mostly focused on damage and the pre April 20 and some of the response and memorial of the people who lost their lives that day. From the updates it seems they have fully taken in every historic aspect of the post bombing and trial. I remember the room with the recording and it shook me up a lot.

It would be a great plus to your video/channel if you could get, at least a short interview with someone who was a direct survivor of the Oklahoma City bombing and lived to tell what happened.Though it’s almost/going to be 30 years since the tragedy, but I’m sure there still quite a few survivors of this tragedy that are still around. Thank You…cheers.

I've been to the Memorial and the Museum. The creepy two things I seen was McVeigh 's car and also a section of debris that had been on second or third floor that looked like had a desk embedded in the concrete debris. Makes me wonder if had body parts or a body entangled in it

Interesting and touching fact: the father of a young woman that got killed in this tragedy ended up becoming close friends with the father of the perpetrator. Even though one man lost his child during the bombing while the other lost his child through execution for committing this bombing, still both men lost their child due to this event, so sharing that pain bonded them.

I go to see Oklahoma City after the bombing im sure it was either 1995 or 1996 when i was there so the memorial was t even built yet they just had the fence i remember seeing all the buildings that were damaged

Like the video, what a goofy looking hat. lol 😂