Timothy McVeigh killed 168 people in Oklahoma in a planned hit on a federal building. He refused to give any final words instead providing a poem he copied by hand.

Timothy McVeigh went wordlessly to his death Monday. As a final statement, he released a copy of the defiant “Invictus,” a British poet’s ode to grace in the face of suffering. Bu… ...

Already, the world is starting to get it backwards. The families of the men, women and children who were killed by Timothy McVeigh are being asked to explain why they want to witness his execution … ...

The last words he heard came from the marshal, who announced: “Warden, we may proceed with the execution. ... Timothy McVeigh did not make a final statement at his execution Monday.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – His eyes wide open and his face betraying no emotion, Timothy J. McVeigh was executed by lethal injection yesterday, six years after the Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 ...

He is said to have chosen his final words from a 19th-century poem by William Ernest ... In 1998, met McVeigh's father, Bill. Preaches forgiveness for Timothy McVeigh, but would like him to ...

He used his last words to proclaim he was innocent of murder. From Julius and Ethel Rosenberg to John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy and Timothy McVeigh, some of the most notorious criminals in history ...

Timothy McVeigh watched the final hours of his life creep past Sunday in a stark isolation cell, where he was described to be confronting death in good spirits, confident he is the "victor" in his ...

June 11 -- Timothy McVeigh used Invictus by William Ernest Henley, apoem published in 1875, for his last words. Like earlier Henleyworks such as A Love by the Sea and A Thanksgiving, it's an odeto ...

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. -- Timothy McVeigh was determined to die on his own terms today, still trying to frame in his own words the act of terrorism that is his epitaph. In the waning hours of his life ...