LINDEN SOLES, CNN ANCHOR: An Oklahoma City grand jury Thursday handed up the long-awaited indictments for the bombing of the A.P. Murrah Federal Building. CNN's Tony Clark has details.</s>TONY CLARK, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Former Army buddies Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols were indicted for the bombing.</s>JANET RENO, U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL: The indictment contains 11 counts. The first three or -- are for conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction to kill persons and destroy federal property.</s>CLARK: The eight remaining counts are for killing federal law enforcement agents. If McVeigh and Nichols are convicted, U.S. attorney Pat Ryan wants them to pay the ultimate price.</s>PATRICK RYAN, U.S. ATTORNEY: I intend to recommend to the Department of Justice and the attorney general of the United States that the death penalty be sought against both McVeigh and Nichols.</s>CLARK: Thursday's indictment alleges that McVeigh alone set off the bomb that destroyed the federal building. But it indicated others, unknown to the grand jury, may have been involved in the plot.</s>STEPHEN JONES, TIMOTHY MCVEIGH ATTORNEY: We urge the public not to accept the grand jury's actions as the final or definitive answer as to who is behind the Oklahoma City bombing.</s>CLARK: Terry Nichols' attorney also came out swinging.</s>MICHAEL TIGAR, TERRY NICHOLS' ATTORNEY: Here it is folks. That's what we want. A fair trial in a fair forum.
CNN 20: OKC Bombing Indictments, August 10, 1995