CNN - OKC bombing - 1995-04-21 - overnight/early morning
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[0:01] woman who suffered injuries needing more
[0:03] than 200 stitches to see how she
[0:07] survived word has spread very quickly
[0:09] that two identified suspects have been
[0:13] uh released to the public there is a
[0:17] search on for these men when you heard
[0:19] that the United States authorities here
[0:21] with the Oklahoma City authorities had
[0:24] come up with two suspects what did you
[0:26] think what were you feeling I was
[0:28] impressed
[0:30] uh that's I think they've worked really
[0:32] hard uh to try to come up with the leads
[0:34] and follow up everything and and just
[0:36] try to coordinate and and figure out
[0:38] what exactly has
[0:40] happened how did you come to get more
[0:43] than 200
[0:44] stitches well it's combination our
[0:47] building was just across the street and
[0:49] um um I was standing with my back to the
[0:52] window that happens to me in my office
[0:54] and all of a sudden we just heard a boom
[0:56] and our entire office just crashed
[0:58] around us not only did the Windows blow
[1:00] out but also the ceilings and the walls
[1:02] just a plaster fell and caved in and and
[1:06] uh was thrown to the ground and and uh
[1:08] just was was buried there for a moment
[1:11] did you have any thoughts about whether
[1:12] you would survive what was happening to
[1:14] you at that instant no my whole thought
[1:17] was just get up and get out and I did I
[1:20] was able to do that were your co-workers
[1:23] as fortunate yes and in fact of the
[1:25] people in my specific office I'm I'm
[1:28] actually the one that's Hur the worst
[1:30] when you came out of the building what
[1:33] did you see what did you
[1:34] hear I the I was just shocked because
[1:38] the ambulances and the fir trucks were
[1:39] already