FBI Seizes Material From Fortier Neighbor
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KINGMAN, Ariz. — FBI agents took several bags of material Saturday from the home of a man who lives next to a friend of bombing suspect Timothy J. McVeigh.
The agents spent an hour combing through the home of Jimmy Rosencranz, a next-door neighbor of Michael Fortier’s. It was not clear what the agents took.
The FBI is trying to track Fortier’s activities before the Oklahoma City bombing on April 19.
Fortier has told prosecutors that he and McVeigh drove to Oklahoma City in December to case the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Fortier has said McVeigh told him of his plans to bomb the building, but he didn’t take McVeigh seriously.
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