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Timothy James McVeigh (Lockport, Nueva York; 23 de abril de 196...Timothy James McVeigh (Lockport, Nueva York; 23 de abril de 1968-prisión federal de Terre Haute, Indiana; 11 de junio de 2001) fue un terrorista estadounidense autor del atentado de Oklahoma City, perpetrado contra el edificio Federal Alfred P. Murrah, en la ciudad de Oklahoma City (Oklahoma), el 19 de abril de 1995, en el que fallecieron 168 personas (entre ellos diecinueve niños) y alrededor de 680 resultaron heridas.
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