DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: A look back at the verdict in the Oklahoma City bombing trial: That's the subject of today's "CNN 20."</s>ANNOUNCER: Bringing you the world for 20 years, this is CNN.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: We got him.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I felt 168 smiles from up above.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Tear of happiness.</s>TONY CLARK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: I was sitting in the courtroom where I'd been throughout the trial. As the jurors walked into the courtroom, everyone was staring at them looking for some sign about how they had voted, whether Timothy McVeigh was guilty or not. We also looked across at Timothy, and he sat stone-faced. The verdict was handed to Judge Matsch, and 11 times he read the word "guilty." When the prosecution team left the courthouse, Joe Hartzler, Pat Ryan, were greeted with cheers from people standing outside the courtroom.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We're obviously pleased with the result. We always had confidence in our evidence.</s>CLARK: After the verdict was announced, we talked to a lot of the victims' families. There was a sense of satisfaction, but there was also one thing that was still hanging over all of them, and that's what the sentence would be.</s>MARSHA KIGHT, BOMB VICTIM'S MOTHER: I want the man to spend the very -- until he draws his last breath in solitary confinement.</s>JUDY WOODRUFF, CNN ANCHOR: The jurors in the Timothy McVeigh sentencing of the Oklahoma City bombing trial have sentenced Timothy McVeigh to death. All 12 jurors voted unanimously that he should be sentenced to death.
CNN 20: Timothy McVeigh Found Guilty, June 2, 1997