Oklahoma bomber says sorry as execution looms

Oklahoma bomber Timothy McVeigh said he was sorry 168 people died at his hands, but blamed the "bullying" US government.

Oklahoma bomber says sorry as execution looms
Sun, 10 Jun, 2001 - 09:23

Oklahoma bomber Timothy McVeigh said he was sorry 168 people died at his hands, but blamed the "bullying" US Government.

He is scheduled to die by lethal injection in Terre Haute, Indiana tomorrow, for killing 168 people in 1995.

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