25 years since the Oklahoma City bombing l ABC News 

My brother had his best friend die in this bombing and then 3 months later my brother died by a lightning strike on Pikes Peak. I have a photo of both of them together so I know they are both in heaven together.

Just heartbreaking.All those people,19 of them sweet little babies. I Just cant.

Baily would 26 year old

I thought my parents had died. I was at school. My teachers held me and told me it was going to be ok. my dad canceled the appointment that my mom and dad had and didnt tell me. Dad canceled because he had a bad feeling. That's why he canceled.

I was young when this happened. A few years ago I actually watched a bio on this and realized how big this was and how big of an impact it made.

This happened on my mother’s birthday, she told me that she was a few streets away from where this happened. Thank god that she was okay.

Bailey was 1......I was born in 1994.... this just hit my soul,,, i'm crying for Bailey as the rest of us 94 babies are tearing up... life isn't short we just waist most of it

My mom babysat a little girl that passed in the bombing 😞💔

I lost a class mate Anita Hightower! This happened on my mother’s Birthdate so I remember both events!

💔😭 imagining those little angels, i can't help but cry

I was 4 months old when this happened. It breaks my heart to know there was little babies killed. Such evil people

When a parent loses a child there is no greater pain a human can endure. The soul, the very being of that parent is ripped apart every day until their death. People say time heals all. No time extends the pain. The pain is just different as time goes on but does not ever go away.

I was 16 when this happened. It was wild.

Bailey had good company for that day. My daughter at two four days prior on her birthday suffered a near drowning, hung on for three more years and finally passed at five. She would have been twenty-seven now but she is still remembered now.

This is one of the earliest news memories I have. I remember watching a memorial service for it with my grandmother. She explained that many of the victims were were children, younger than I was, and I teared up. I was embarrassed and went outside and cried where no one could see me. I didn’t want to go back in while that was on because I couldn’t bear the sadness. It’s etched in my memory forever.

God bless those that lost loved ones.. can't imagine the pain you feel..

I remember this. So sad. Especially the lives lost of so many children.

I just went to the museum yesterday with my younger brother and uncle and seeing what happened and what these people went through broke my heart; it's just not fair that these people had to suffer like this as well as losing their loved ones and children from the bombing, it's just wasn't fair. 😢

May Allah have mercy on them. I lived in Oklahoma for three years, and they were a kind people. I hope to visit again. I am from the Middle East.

May the people who lost their lives Rest In Peace and my deepest condolences to their families

I went to this memorial this morning… it touched my heart

Baby bailey shattered my heart. May she rest easy 🤍

My office was two blocks South of the Murrah building. I'll never forget the sound but also the feeling of the blast. It was weird, first I heard the explosion but an instant later I felt the blast and at that time stopped hearing anything. Of course there was still noise, but for that second of feeling the blast, I didn't hear a thing.

I can’t stop crying this’s heartbreaking

It's crazy to think 1993 to 1997 was crazy. The death of Amber Hagerman, the O.J. trial, the Darly Routier murder case, the Oklahoma City Bombing, The 1996 Olympic bombing, the deaths of 2pac and Biggie, the David Koresh thing, the murder of JonBenet Ramsey, the murder of Selena and the death of Eazy E. That's some wild stuff there.

My daughters, who at the time were 5 and 2 at that time and I were driving to a park when the news came in the radio. That picture of precious little Bailey was the one that hit me the hardest. I've never forgotten her name

I was in Stillwater, OK when tbis happened. 60.miles away. And every window in my house shook.

woah the fact there's been exactly 25 years was a coincidence for me I just randomly searched this up

My parents where doctors in the hospital they took all the bombing victims to. They said it was rough... really sad. And just when my mom thought it couldn’t get any worse, she found out her friends child passed away at the day care center during the bombing.

No one in that building deserved to die that day, especially the little children, to see that picture once again of little Bailey in the arms of the fireman still brings me to tears, capital punishment wasn’t enough for the evil one that done this. So sad we live in a world of hate.

Hey CIA I bet you have seen this and related things in my search history. I’m just paying respects and bawling my eyes out

I was in the apartments accross the street. It was the worst day of my life. I have spent all these years trying to forget that day. I was 17 years old.

I remember crying it was so terrible

I heard about it on the radio. I couldn’t believe it at first but then I got worried. I called my mother to ask about my great uncle who I knew lived not far away in the downtown area. He was walking home but was unhurt. He was greeted to a collapsed ceiling in his apartment. He was in a position that he actually didn’t hear it even though he was just a few blocks away. It’s odd how sound works.

I remember this and when they put the attacker to death. I was a small child. Sad life events 💔

My birthday is April 18 too man that’s sad hope her family recovery well

I was putting up high school prom decorations an hour away. Heard it on the radio. RIP

In 1995 I was about to start high school. Our second daughter's birthday is 4/19. Happy Birthday Bailey. We'll think of you always. R.I.P. ❤

That is a heartbreaking moment for us Oklahomans

My mother knew Terry Nichols when she was young. The Nichols family had farms by Marlette, Michigan, which is where both of my parents grew up. Terry used to ask my Aunt out all the time. Rest In Peace to all the lives lost that day.

All because one guy wanted "retribution" for the Waco Texas massacre. If somebody does something wrong you hold those people accountable. You don't kill innocent people.

I think I was 13 when this happened wow so sad young babies lost their lives.

My father was in high school he heard and felt it😖😔

Wow, this channel actually sensors comments. I'm shocked.

I’ve been to the memorial and I had a brother in a nearby building. Actually not even nearby he was working many blocks away. His office windows were shattered by the explosion. I still find it hard to believe allot of farming chemicals could of caused that much damage.

We are Okies. We prevail. We don't back down. We cried that day. However, we remember our lost and celebrate ours that survived. We're country strong

What a terrible tragedy prayers for the family

I was in the 6th grade when this happened. R.I.P to my aunt who worked in that building.

Very heartbreaking :(

Thanks for the info

Rip Condolence for families from India

This was made a year ago so it’s been 26 years now. I don’t remember this happening when I was a kid this is sad

So sad . Makes me want to cry. People lost their lives little kids

My mother was there that horrible day Can't even think of how scared she was

I saw the memorial in 2003 when i was little. I'll already remember how erie it was being there and seeing those glass chairs, esp when my mom told me the small kids were children

My mom's friends kid died in there RIP we will miss you

I was just there litterally hours ago today and the feeling was just so crazy

Please pray god help heal us soon

Sick disgusting people who can even think of doing something like that

FBI and ATF didn't go to work that day in that building... I wonder why?

Our American children are no ones collateral damage as McVeigh stated. Bailey is always on my mind as all of the wounded and dead. I never forget

This happened 2 days after I buried my father. My children were 6 and 9, so this was probably their first horrific memory. Today my daughter works at a daycare/preschool; I wonder if this event on April 19th 1995 affected her choice.

El estado profundo. Viene la luz.

I was at school at Cleveland elementary school they had TV's in classrooms. I remember thinking why is everyone watching the bombing like it is for the first time. Because the night before I seen it all the way I seen it that day. My teacher turned on the TV and right there on tv was News about the bombing and my classmates and teacher's was watching it like it was their first time. I kept telling them we seen this before then it hit me everything that happened that day I already seen in my sleep.

I live in Oklahoma City and im 13. I wanted to know more about Oklahoma. Then in Middle school I found out about this. When I went to The memorial museum I just lost it. 😭😣 specifically Bailey R.I.P

I was supposed to be at the convention center in downtown Okc that morning fo a food show.... all the vendors came together and turned the convention center into a field kitchen... vendors with cutting edge technology,new ovens to meat vendors to Pepsi and lots of others.... I'm proud to this day,that everyone that was there realized we can make meals for first responders... now its known as the Oklahoma standard..... Only reason I didn't make it to the convention center was, I overslept due to working graveyard shift..... I'm betting that no one else has even posted this comment on here...

Remember Waco

My mom worked at the Veterans Alliance building which is barely three blocks away.... the Murrah building had VA offices too.... each day I thank God she wasn’t hired there.... I was 2 years old

What's terrible is what happened in Waco Texas RIP to David and the victims its sorry as hell that this country covered it up there good at that

Rip children🙏🏼😓

Why have a daycare in a federal building ??

RU-vid has deleted many truth videos on this topic

If Timothy McVeigh would have blown up an IRS building instead, he would have been a true American hero.

Gee what else happened on April 19th?

That poor woman that lost her baby. Rip

If you haven't visited the memorial site, it's worth the trip. Very moving.

It is so Heartbreaki

Can remember waking up and watching this on the news that morning.

Chris McLean wasn't the Host of Total Drama, he was a High School Student a 10th Grade Sophomore when this happened

I was in HS and happened to be at a band competition in the city and felt the explosion when it happened...we saw all the black smoke as we drove home on the bus...we won the band competition that day 😔😔😔😭😭😭

Guy at my work stayed at hotel down the when it happened this was big tragedy

God’s blessings to everyone!

I went to the bombing memorial, I remember that there was an old looking phone of the desk incased in a glass box. Audio started playing, it was a woman. She was talking about some stuff, then you hear a loud exploding sound. You could hear the terrified screams of her fellow office members, along with hers.

The ATF that was housed in that building forgot to come to work that day. Weird

Happy heavenly birthday baylee 💜

Is the building still like that today or is torn down??? 🤔🤔🤔

I came here not long ago it was so sad so many chairs and toys on the fence

I just can't 😭😭😭

Why does the world have to suffer with such cruel,evil,ignorance, stupidity. Now I see why COVID 19 is here because of humanity’s ignorance.

R.I.P. Tim 🫡

Never knew about this but dam it hurts my soul. Reast in peace to everyone and godless the families

In 6th grade I went to the museum. There was this room they took us to and it actually played audio of the bombing. It was crazy sad

my uncle was a fire fighter and he was a part of this

Heartbreaking! An American did this ! Hard to stomach!

It's sad that you take your kid to a daycare center where you would think it's the safest place to be being that it is a federal building and it has a lot of securities but it just shows that you never know what evil can do! Rip to all and especially the innocent sweet angels that lost thier life so senselessly!!!

So sad that all those people lost their lives in such a callous way. In a blink men, women and children were incinerated. Since condolences to the poor families that lost loved ones that day. RIP to the innocence.

I was 5 1/2 years old about to Promote to Kindergarten through 5th Grade in Elementary School for the next 6 Years 1995-2001.

I live In Oklahoma Tulsa ❤️ R.I.P All Those Souls 💔😭

((...we do know what makes life worth living. The people ...loved and they were loved. They were mothers and fathers; they were husbands and wives; sisters and brothers; sons and daughters; friends and neighbors. They had hopes for the future and they had dreams that were not yet fulfilled. And if there’s anything to take away from this …it’s the reminder life is very fragile. Our time here is limited and it is precious. And what matters at the end of the day is not the small things, it’s not the trivial things, which so often consume us and our daily lives. Ultimately, it’s how we choose to treat one another and how we love one another. It’s what we do on a daily basis to give our lives meaning and to give our lives purpose. That’s what matters. At the end of the day, what we’ll remember will be those we loved and what we did for others. That’s why we’re here.)) - President Obama 🔥 🔥

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