Oklahoma City
&#8220;Extraordinarily well-researched&#8230; The book brilliantly deconstructs the investigation.&#8221; (Wall Street Journal)&#8220;The story of the Murrah building bombing receives its most comprehensive accounting yet&#8230; It is a cautionary and at times startling tale, filled with bizarre characters from the outer fringes of American political life, with continuing relevance today.&#8221; (Michael Isikoff, The Daily Beast)&#8220;Impressive... There are enough freak-show touches to keep an FX drama stocked for three seasons&#8230; As Gumbel and Rogers tell it, the bombing investigation fell short of discovering the truth because of sloppiness, self-serving intra-office politics, and obstructive turf wars among law enforcement agencies.&#8221; (Salon)&#8220;A well-reported, sober assessment... They make a strong case that some individuals involved in the bombing remain at liberty...the message is important for the future security of the U.S. citizenry.&#8221; (Kansas City Star)&#8220;Credible and relevant... Offers a perspective other than what was proved at the trials of Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols...and explores the unsettling question of whether such an event could happen again by homegrown perpetrators.&#8221; (Tulsa World)&#8220;This crisply written, fully documented book will anger you.&#8221; (The Tucson Citizen)&#8220;The most comprehensive account yet...will dash the smug assertions at the time that the feds had caught all the perpetrators.&#8221; (The Commercial Dispatch (Mississippi))